Musical Note
To facilitate the study of the guitar and not just the guitar but all stringed instruments, has long been used to replace the musical notes by number, which we know as the Encryption or tablature.
Encryption is represented musical notes on a staff of six lines, each of these lines represents a string of the guitar and read in the following order considering that the reference position is taking the guitar to play, so 1st line that is equivalent to the 1st string is what is below and the rest up.
1st line is equivalent to the 1st string
2nd line is equivalent to the 2nd rope
3rd line is equivalent to the 3rd string
4th line is equivalent to the 4th string
5th line is equivalent to the 5th string
6th line is equivalent to the 6th string
About these lines representing the strings are written the numbers representing musical notes, but at the same time representing the musical note also indicates the fret (Fret space) where it should of stepping to produce that sound. All of this means much better with the following example:
Observe the graph on the right, on the 1st line is written the number 1, that means you must step on the first fret of the 1st string, then the 2nd fret of the 2nd string, then the 4th fret of the 3rd string. The number “0″ on the 4th string indicates that you must touch the 4th string (without pressing down any fret) and lastly the 3rd fret of the 5th string.
———- 1 ————————————-
—————- 2 ——————————-
———————– 4 ————————
—————————— 0 —————–
———————————— 3 ———–
————————————————
The same graph can also find us as follows:
———- 1 (1 )——————————–
————— 2 (2 )—————————
——————— 4 (3 )———————
————————— 0 —————–
———————————- 3 (3 )——–
———————————————
Small numbers in brackets indicate the finger of his left hand that we step on the rope.
Consider a couple of examples of ciphers that we can find:
—– 1 ————————————–
———- 2 ———— 1 ——————-
————— 0 —————————-
—————————– 2 ————–
——————————————–
—– 0 ————————————–
Note that the number 1 of the 1st string and 0 of the 6th string is at the same height, indicates that you can press the two strings at once. In the charts above and on this from those two numbers, all others go to, but in such a case we step on the 1st fret 1st string and play it at the same time that the 6th string to the air, then we still normal.
This time we find that we have to play the 2nd fret of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd string at a time, we indicate some tablature alongside these other numbers in parentheses (1), would be 1 to indicate that we put nut to touch or While other numbers that form a consistent position. But most of the time can not tell us anything and we must use ingenuity and logic.
—– 2 ———- 3 ——————————
—– 2 —————- 2 ————————
—– 2 ———————- 0 ——————
———————————————–
———————————————–
———————————————–
The figure also indicates the duration of the notes, but usually most are handled Tabs such as the Internet are not going to find. The signs are going to state the time are:
“The numbers alone without other signs are equivalent to the round.
“Numbers with a vertical hairline below the white equivalent.
“Numbers with a vertical hairline below and a point equivalent to the black.
“The numbers beneath a bracket joined by a bar or equivalent to the eighth.
“Numbers with a right point increase in duration at half its value.
And we’re going to find the signs of “silence” that are equal and represented in the same manner as in the usual notation.
All the above in this lesson are the basic points that I consider to interpret a score or tablature. In the following lessons we shall see further on issues such as formation of chords, scales, etc..