How To Play Halfway Gone with Jason Wade & Bryce Soderberg (Lifehouse)
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Jason Wade and Bryce Soderberg run through the chords to Halfway Gone in this exclusive how to play tutorial.
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Notes on tab annotations:
not sure if the E/G# is actually x119900 or x1199x0 or x119990 but i think it's the first one
not sure if the Badd4/D# is actually x64400 or x644x0 or x64440 but i think it's the first one
not sure if the Asus2/C# is actually x42200 or x422x0 or x42220 but i think it's the first one
not sure if the Asus2/F# is actually 202200 or 2x2200
i really appreciate you guys teaching this song...!!! i bet there's no other band doing this..you're really cool guys and i love your music
To Lifehose: Please make more of these tutorial videos. Would also be so awesome if you can make tutorials on how to play it live with friends.
These tutorials are a great to play the song Halfway Gone. Thanks Jason and Bryce you are awesome.
o my god!! they are amaising! i had never saw a band teaching his songs! , i really love this band!
Great song ...make more songs like this guys ...
It's Great That they are doing it, so you can learn it the way the Song actually Sounds like! :)
Thanks for posting, love this song, great sound, hoping to catch a Lifehouse concert soon.
At 1:27 on the Asus2 chord you can hear a accidental harmonic on the open B string which blends in really nicely.
@dannygabbidon4 it does cos essentially you're just playing the root note of every chord.. but if you want to play exactly what Bryce does, watch his fingers and which frets and strings he plays.. it's in the video.. not really hard to figure out, you can do it by ear too.
This is awesome this is why i love lifehouse cuz they are the only band tht i hav seen teach there songs
@Jurons88
with the C#m7 9x9900: your middle finger is on the 9th fret of the 6th string and the bottom of that middle finger also lightly touches(but does not press down on) the 5th string so that it's muted
similarly, with the Bno5add4 7x9800: your index/pointer finger is on the 7th fret of the 6th string and the bottom of that finger also lightly touches(but does not press down on) the 5th string so that it's muted
hope that helps
@xmaddict yeah u can.. but i reckon C#m7 will sound better open as x46600 and same with the Bsus4 x24400.. however, i was just tabbing what Jason was actually playing in the video.
@ossokamaun yeah it truly does! u can hear it softly in a lot of other sections during that chord progression
@whocares123455
because that's the chord progression that the song is based on.. ie you can play just those chords (instead of the ones in the annotations) and it will sound relatively right... however u'll be missing some of the particular bass note movements as he pointed out.. hope that explains it a bit
The Record is in standard tuning this is tuned down E flat, but you play the same way.
/moonchild89
very clear :) Great video :)
@dannygabbidon4 bass shouldn't be that hard to figure out.. you can basically just play the lowest note of each tab that's annotated
its owesome!!
lifehouse rocks
@americanindian04
check the video again.. I annotated the tabs to what I think he's playing.. please add corrections if necessary :)
@CVonC where can i found your tabs?
@777hyun777 c´mon man. strumming isn´t necessary to explain. you can hear what he plays and just strum with it all the way. just try to break down his pattern to a slower speed and figure it out by ear. and speeding it up to the original bpm shouldn´t be the problem then. No offense my friend, but this has a really simple strumming pattern. so good try to start up with.
@CVonV that really doesn't work..
why can't they show us the bass aaaaaah
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This is pretty cool. Bryce sounds terrible, he's way off tune.