What do you tune it to? Knowing the style of visual kei you want to emulate will help us recommend some tabs for you.
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I mostly try to play mejibray kuroyuri to kage gulu gulu memento mori moi dix mois nightmare and I think thats it so the tuning changes alot and recently I tried to tune it to play gulu gulu but my first string broke but the tunings r mainly drop c and drop c# I also have been trying to play maximum the harmone lately and yeah, also how do I stop my fingers from getting so like tired or idk how to explain it like I play sitting on my bed and my hands get tired, I try to play standing up but its really uncomfortable should I try to get used to playing standing up?
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Two things come to mind immediately:
- Pick a tuning and stay there. Let the neck stabilize and make sure you’re intonated properly. Also helps you to really learn the neck.
- Relax your hands and check the wrist angle when you play. Both can build up fatigue in the hands easy, especially if you grab the neck like a crab claw. Playing standing up is good practice too!
I’ll see if I can find you some tabs later.
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oh okay thank you so much I really appreciate the help!
Dir en grey’s C is in Drop C# and looks fun to play! Check out the rest of Withering to death. for extra tabs not listed here to play.
Sadie’s Meisai and Crimson Tear is also in C#
I found a tab for SCREW’s DEEP SIX and it’s also in C#. The rest of the tabs are D Standard.
Different site this time for UnsraW’s -9-.
Hopefully this is enough for now.
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woah okay, I’ll definitely try them out. thank you