Chemmy Posted November 18, 2015 Share Posted November 18, 2015 Live version will be great I'm so amateur for it Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MedicineFTWq Posted April 9, 2017 Share Posted April 9, 2017 Honestly I think the version without the capo is easier (Jonny usually uses a capo at the 12th fret for live performances of this song). Here's what you'll do: First off, put your pinky at the 17th fret of the high e, and put your index on the 12th fret of the same string. Pick the string and then pull of your pinky. Do this twice. Then get your middle finger and place it on the 15th fret of the b string and pick the string. Then use your pinky to hammer on to the 17th fret of the b string. Then remove your pinky (so your middle on the 15th of the b should be left), and pick again, then slide down to the 13th fret of the b string with your middle finger. Then finally, fret the 14th fret of the g string with your ring finger. Pick the string, then fret the 12th fret of the g string with your index finger. Then fret the 14th fret of the g again using your ring finger, then pull off your ring finger until the index finger remains (on the 12th fret). It's essentially this: s=slide, h=hammer on p=pull off High e string: 17p12-17p12 B string: 15h17-15s13 G string: 14p12-14p12 For the second part of the riff, simply change the notes you fret on the high e string, like so: 15p12-15p12 (then continue with the rest of the riff like normal) Your picking should sort of follow this pattern: Pick-pick, pick-pick, pick-pick There should only be two picks per string since you are using hammer ons, pull offs, and slides to play it. Hope this helps. Best of luck. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Chemmy Posted April 24, 2017 Author Share Posted April 24, 2017 Honestly I think the version without the capo is easier (Jonny usually uses a capo at the 12th fret for live performances of this song). Here's what you'll do: First off, put your pinky at the 17th fret of the high e, and put your index on the 12th fret of the same string. Pick the string and then pull of your pinky. Do this twice. Then get your middle finger and place it on the 15th fret of the b string and pick the string. Then use your pinky to hammer on to the 17th fret of the b string. Then remove your pinky (so your middle on the 15th of the b should be left), and pick again, then slide down to the 13th fret of the b string with your middle finger. Then finally, fret the 14th fret of the g string with your ring finger. Pick the string, then fret the 12th fret of the g string with your index finger. Then fret the 14th fret of the g again using your ring finger, then pull off your ring finger until the index finger remains (on the 12th fret). It's essentially this: s=slide, h=hammer on p=pull off High e string: 17p12-17p12 B string: 15h17-15s13 G string: 14p12-14p12 For the second part of the riff, simply change the notes you fret on the high e string, like so: 15p12-15p12 (then continue with the rest of the riff like normal) Your picking should sort of follow this pattern: Pick-pick, pick-pick, pick-pick There should only be two picks per string since you are using hammer ons, pull offs, and slides to play it. Hope this helps. Best of luck. Thank you 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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