################################################################ # The following is the author's own interpretation of the song # # to be used for studying or private use only. Downloaded from # # www.TabGuitarLessons.com. FREE GUITAR SOFTWARE + LOTS MORE! # # Home of the 60 minute fretboard memory technique. You'll # # memorise ALL the notes and positions on the fretboard in 60 # # minutes or less. visit www.TabGuitarLessons.com today. # ################################################################ From: mfassben@nickel.ucs.indiana.edu (michael thomas fassbender) Subject: TAB: Danzig "Let it be Captured" This is sort of a trial run for me, as I haven't posted a song before, so I'm sending in something fairly short and simple. This is how I've interpreted the song "Let It Be Captured" from Danzig's 4th Album. QuickTab is a Macintosh Tab Editor in the final stages of beta testing. For more information, please contact Keith MacDonald (IKB_MAC@PAVO.CONCORDIA.CA). ~Title: Danzig -- Let It Be Captured QuickTab --------------------------------------------------------------- Legend: ------- x mute b bend r release h hammer on p pull off ~ vibrato / slide up \ slide down ^^ tremolo |--------------------------------|--------------------------------| |--------------------------------|--------------------------------| |--------2-------------2---------|---------2--------------2-------| |-----0-----0------0-------0-----|-----0-------0-------0------0---| |--5------------5----------------|--1--------------1--------------| |--------------------------------|--------------------------------| |--------------------------------|--------------------------------| |--------------------------------|--------------------------------| |--------2--------------2--------|---------2---------------2------| |-----0-----0--------0------0----|-----0-------0--------0------0--| |--------------------------------|--------------------------------| |-1-------------1----------------|--0---------------3-------------| This seems pretty much to be the whole song, from start to finish. Start out fairly slow, with a more or less clean sound, and as the song progresses, pick up the volume and some tempo, and then kick in the distortion. Michael Fassbender