What does it mean when numbers are in ()? Example: (0) (1) (0) (2) Mahalo
rreffner Well-known member Joined Oct 10, 2008 Messages 692 Reaction score 444 Location Tallahassee, Florida, USA, Earth Mar 13, 2013 #1 What does it mean when numbers are in ()? Example: (0) (1) (0) (2) Mahalo
rocko Well-known member Joined Aug 25, 2011 Messages 192 Reaction score 1 Location Portland, Ore Mar 13, 2013 #2 Usually I read this convention to mean the note has already been played in a previous bar but is continued to sustain. But TAB is not really standardized...
Usually I read this convention to mean the note has already been played in a previous bar but is continued to sustain. But TAB is not really standardized...
DaveVisi Well-known member Joined Jun 6, 2009 Messages 1,065 Reaction score 4 Location Las Vegas! Mar 13, 2013 #3 I'd have to see in context, with the preceding measure. Knowing the song would help too. If I were to guess, they are sustained notes carried over from the previous chord change.
I'd have to see in context, with the preceding measure. Knowing the song would help too. If I were to guess, they are sustained notes carried over from the previous chord change.
Brad Bordessa Well-known member Joined Dec 23, 2007 Messages 1,959 Reaction score 252 Location Honoka'a, HI Mar 13, 2013 #4 Or a ghost note(s). Played very softly. But that's kind of rare for a chord in tab.