Additions:
Note that when a part includes fingering for a part that you
tap, there will be colored numbers. The colored numbers (usually red) will mean you use this finger on your strumming hand to hit the note.
Examples:
In
Song_GH3_RainingBlood Raining Blood∞, there are a number of ways to hit the Flood section's trills. Some common ones would be notated as such:
12121212 <> 23232323 <> 1
11
11
11
1
1 =
tapped note
There are more fingerings, but these are examples of notations.
Deletions:
Note that when a part includes fingering for a part that you
tap, there will be colored numbers. The colored numbers (usually red) will mean you use this finger on your strumming hand to hit the note.
Additions:
When people are explaining how to go about playing a particular section, they'll often use numbers to represent which finger to play the note with. Your pointing finger is represented with "1", your middle finger as "2", your ring finger as "3", and your pinkie as "4".
Note that when a part includes fingering for a part that you
tap, there will be colored numbers. The colored numbers (usually red) will mean you use this finger on your strumming hand to hit the note.
Deletions:
When people are explaining how to go about playing a particular section, they'll often use numbers to represent which finger to play the note with. Your pointing finger is represented with "1". It goes in order to your pinkey, which is represented with a "4"
Note that when a part includes fingering for a part that you tap, there will be colored numbers. The colored numbers (usually red) will mean you use this finger on your strumming hand to hit the note.
Edited on
2008-10-07 23:54:19 by rkcr
[Added category. Also, this article has a misleading title which led to me being disappointed. ;)]
Additions:
Fingering
This, simply put, is the way you use your fingers when playing Guitar Hero (though it can be applied to many other activities).
You typically fret with four fingers.
When people are explaining how to go about playing a particular section, they'll often use numbers to represent which finger to play the note with. Your pointing finger is represented with "1". It goes in order to your pinkey, which is represented with a "4"
In the forums you will see people posting freticons that resemble a part of a song, and below it will be numbers 1-4.. The numbers below the note tell you which they think is the best finger to use for hitting said note.
Note that when a part includes fingering for a part that you tap, there will be colored numbers. The colored numbers (usually red) will mean you use this finger on your strumming hand to hit the note.