DIYA - FULL SONG
September 16, 2009 1:56:21 AM UTC Post #1

so i finally got unlazy and got it all done
CODETRIVIUM - DYING IN YOUR ARMS    


Key:
~ - Vibrato
h - hammer-on
p - pull-off
/ or  - slide

Intro/chorus
gtr 1
/E---------------------15------|----------------------------------|
|B--13------12--13----------13-|---12-----12--13--12--------------|
|G-----------------------------|-------14---------------14--12----|
|D-----------------------------|----------------------------------|
|A-----------------------------|----------------------------------|
|D-----------------------------|----------------------------------|
|
|gtr2
|E------------------------------|---------------------------------|
|B------------------------------|---------------------------------|
|G------------------------------|---------------------------------|
|D--7--7--7--7--7--7--7--7------|--2--2--2--2--2--2--2--2---------|
|A--7--7--7--7--7--7--7--7------|--2--2--2--2--2--2--2--2---------|
D--7--7--7--7--7--7--7--7------|--2--2--2--2--2--2--2--2---------|

Gtr1
/E--------------------------------|---------------------------------|
|B--13-----12--13---------12--13--|--12-------12--13--12------------|
|G--------------------------------|-------14---------------14--12---|
|D--------------------------------|---------------------------------|
|A--------------------------------|---------------------------------|
|D--------------------------------|---------------------------------|
|
| gtr2
|E--------------------------------|----------------------------------|
|B--------------------------------|----------------------------------|
|G--------------------------------|----------------------------------|
|D--3--3--3--3--3--3--3--3--------|--5--5--5--5--5--5--5--5----------|
|A--3--3--3--3--3--3--3--3--------|--5--5--5--5--5--5--5--5----------|
|D--3--3--3--3--3--3--3--3--------|--5--5--5--5--5--5--5--5----------|
The single note lead part featured here is reletavly simple to play,
so focus your attention on timing instead. Try to fret the notes as
cleanly as possible and add vibrato when necessary. You should remember
to keep all the idle strings quiet, using left and right hand muting.
Verses
PM------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
E------------|-------|----------|----------|----------|-------|---------|---------|
B------------|-------|----------|----------|----------|-------|---------|---------|
G------------|-------|----------|----------|----------|-------|---------|---------|
D------------|-------|----------|----------|----------|-------|---------|---------|
A--7--7------|-------|--0--0----|----------|--3--3----|-------|--5--5---|--2--2---|
D--7--7------|-------|--0--0----|----------|--3--3----|-------|--5--5---|--2--2---|
This section is sparse so, once again, the bonus is on timing. Keep your foot tapping
the down beat (beats 1, 2, 3 and 4) and keep count in your head.You may also benefit
from keeping your picking hand moving in time with the beat, even during pauses. This
will give you much more of a sense of when to play.Also, make sure the rests are dead
silent. Any accidental string noise can ruin the moment.

Pre-chorus
E-------------------------------|--------------------------------|
B-------------------------------|--------------------------------|
G------9--9--9--7--7--7--12--12-|--9--9--9--7--7--7--12--12------|
D-------------------------------|--------------------------------|X2
A------7--7--7--5--5--5--10--10-|--7--7--7--5--5--5--10--10------|
D-------------------------------|--------------------------------|

E---------------------------------|----------------------------------|
B---------------------------------|----------------------------------|
G------10--10--10--9--9--9--5--5--|--10--10--10--9--9--9--5--5-------|
D---------------------------------|----------------------------------|
A-------8---8---8---7--7--7--3--3-|--8---8---8----7---7--7--3--3-----|
D---------------------------------|----------------------------------|

E-------------------------------|-----------------------------------|
B-------------------------------|-----------------------------------|
G--9--9--9--7--7--7--5--5-------|--4--4--4--4--5/4--5/7-------------|
D-------------------------------|-----------------------------------|
A--7--7--7--5--5--5--3--3-------|--2--2--2--2--5/2--3/5-------------|
D-------------------------------|-----------------------------------|
Trivium use the octave shape alot, as it's the good way to add size to
a guitar melody. Because the feel of the section is quite loose, the
strumming hand should move in an alternate down-up fashion. With careful
muting using the underside of the fingers on the fretting hand, idle
string noise should be eliminated. This will enable you to strum all
six strings with only the third and fifth strings sounding.

Bridge
E------------------------------|-----|----------------------------|----|
B------------------------------|-----|----------------------------|----|
G------------------------------|-----|----------------------------|----|
D--7------X---2------X---3-----|-----|--7-----X---3------X---5----|----|
A--7------X---2------X---3-----|-----|--7-----X---3------X---5----|----|
D--7------X---2------X---3-----|-----|--7-----X---3------X---5----|----|

E------------------------------|
B------------------------------|
G------------------------------|
D------------------------------|
A----3--2h3p2-----2------------|
D--------------5------5--3-----|

E---------------------------|-----|----------------------------|----|
B---------------------------|-----|----------------------------|----|
G---------------------------|-----|----------------------------|----|
D--7------X---2------X---3--|-----|--7-----X---3------X---5----|----|
A--7------X---2------X---3--|-----|--7-----X---3------X---5----|----|
D--7------X---2------X---3--|-----|--7-----X---3------X--5-----|----|

E------------------------------|
B------------------------------|
G------------------------------|
D------------------------------|
A----7--5h7p5-----5------------|
D--------------9------9--7-----|
Time for some more one-fingered
powerchord playing! That's the
beauty of Drop D tuning. The
metallica style ending is first
played in unison, then the second
time you move up to play a diatonic
third harmony

solo
corey
E---------------------------|-----------------------|-----------------
B--1310--10/12--128--8/10-|-105--53--3~~~-------|-----------------
G---------------------------|-----------------------|------4~~~-------
D---------------------------|-----------------------|-----------------Bar cont.
A---------------------------|-----------------------|-----------------next line
D---------------------------|-----------------------|-----------------
  PM                   Fast slide          Fast slide
E----------|-----------------------|----8------10/12--10~~------------|
B----------|-----------------------|--------8-------------------------|
G---0--4--5|/7h9--9~~------7/9-----|----------------------------------|
D----------|-----------------------|----------------------------------|
A----------|-----------------------|----------------------------------|
D----------|-----------------------|----------------------------------|

E-----------15--13-----12--------|--12------------------|-------------------------|
B--13-------------------------15-|-------15--12---------|--------------12-13-15---|
G-------12-----------------------|-----------------12~--|---14-12-13--------------|
D--------------------------------|----------------------|-------------------------|
A--------------------------------|----------------------|-------------------------|
D--------------------------------|----------------------|-------------------------|

E--12p8------8--12p8-12h8------8--12hp8-12p8-----8-|-10p7-----7--10p7-10p7---7----
B-------10-----------------10-----------------10---|-------8---------------8------Bar
G--------------------------------------------------|------------------------------cont.
D--------------------------------------------------|------------------------------
A--------------------------------------------------|------------------------------
D--------------------------------------------------|------------------------------

E--8p7-8p7----7-|-8p5----5--8p5-8p5----5--7p5-7p5---5-|-13-12-10----12-10-------10-
B-----------8---|------6-------------6------------6---|----------13-------13-12----
G---------------|-------------------------------------|----------------------------
D---------------|-------------------------------------|----------------------------
A---------------|-------------------------------------|----------------------------
D---------------|-------------------------------------|----------------------------

E----------------------------|
B--13-12-10-13-12-10-8-------|
G----------------------------|
D----------------------------|
A----------------------------|
D----------------------------|

ryhthm behind solo repeat behind whole solo
E----------------------------|--------------------|------------------|---------------|
B----------------------------|--------------------|------------------|---------------|
G----------------------------|--------------------|------------------|---------------|
D---------7--9-------10------|--------3----5------|------3--5-----7--|------5---9---|
A------7---------------------|-----2-----------3--|----3-------------|----5--------7-7|
D--7-------------------------|--2-----------------|--3---------------|--5-----5------5|


This solo is best digested in
four bar-chunks. Learn each
section thoroughly before you
put it all together. The
harmonised Randy Rhoads style
section is the most technically
difficult part. Each bar is the
same pattern except with different
notes. Practice it slowly until
your hands become synchronised
and are able to speed up.

Key-change chorus
E------------------17--------|------------------------|-----------------------|
B--15-----14-15---------15~~-|--14----14-15-14--------|--15---14-15---14-15~~-|
G----------------------------|-----16-----------16-14-|-----------------------|
D----------------------------|------------------------|-----------------------|
A----------------------------|------------------------|-----------------------|
D----------------------------|------------------------|-----------------------|

E----------------------------|
B--14----14-15-14------------|
G-----16----------16-14------|
D----------------------------|
A----------------------------|
D----------------------------|
Ask big-lunged R&B warblers Mariah
or whitney, and they will tell you
there's only one way to end a sng:
by transposing the chorus. Even
though it may not seem abvious at
first as to what had happened, the
technique is an effective way of
giving the song a "lift", and for a
dramatic ending. In this part, the
whole chorus is moved up a whole step
(two frets) from the previous three
times it was played.

Outro
 PM                                  PM
E------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
G------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
D--------------8-----------7-------------------------3/5------------7-----------0----|
A--0-----------8-----------7-----------0-------------3/5------------7-----------0----|
D--0-----------8-----------7-----------0-------------3/5------------7-----------0----|


Order:
Intro/Chorusx2
Verse
Pre-chorus
chorusx2
Verse
Pre-Chorus
Chorusx2
Bridge
Solo
Chorus
Key-change chorus
outro


April 04, 2006 4:36:35 AM UTC Post #1

Sorry if this is wrong but isn't Drop D thi-
6-C
5-G
4-C
3-F
2-A
1-D
if thats wrong then sorry.

April 04, 2006 5:41:45 AM UTC Post #2

QUOTE(blanemcc)Sorry if this is wrong but isn't Drop D thi-
6-C
5-G
4-C
3-F
2-A
1-D
if thats wrong then sorry.
No i don't think it is sorry lol

April 04, 2006 10:18:21 AM UTC Post #3

QUOTE(blanemcc)Sorry if this is wrong but isn't Drop D thi-
6-C
5-G
4-C
3-F
2-A
1-D
if thats wrong then sorry.

why the hell did u think it was that tuning?

April 05, 2006 4:01:21 AM UTC Post #4

QUOTE(woowoo67)QUOTE(blanemcc)Sorry if this is wrong but isn't Drop D thi-
6-C
5-G
4-C
3-F
2-A
1-D
if thats wrong then sorry.

why the hell did u think it was that tuning?
I think he's delusional lol
sorry :twisted: :!:

April 05, 2006 7:11:47 AM UTC Post #5

:wink: :twisted:

April 05, 2006 8:07:44 AM UTC Post #6

anyway lol
i hope u all find the tab useful if u have any questions ask away

April 05, 2006 9:00:19 AM UTC Post #7

thanks soo much man :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: *crys alot in happpy tears) :shock: :wink:

April 05, 2006 12:56:35 PM UTC Post #8

Drop-D is
E
B
G
D
A
D

April 05, 2006 6:30:05 PM UTC Post #9

QUOTE(blanemcc)Sorry if this is wrong but isn't Drop D thi-
6-C
5-G
4-C
3-F
2-A
1-D
if thats wrong then sorry.
that be D Standard, boy...

April 05, 2006 8:28:33 PM UTC Post #10

Actually, looks more like the Hendrix version of Dropped C.
Reversed strings and all

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