easy way to play DDTW

rollmebackagain · Post by **rollmebackagain** » Sat Jun 25, 2005 1:33 am

this way is a little different but it still sounds really good...easier too

Intro/Fill/Verse
E--------------
B----3---------
G----2---------
D----0---------
A--------------
E--------------
for the intro just hit the open D string more - its
an octave up but it sounds ok

"And as you go..."
E--------------
B----3---------
G----0---------
D----0---------
A--------------
E----3---------

"All I can say..."
E--------------
B----------3---
G----4-----0---
D----4-----0---
A----2---------
E----------3---

i-am-me · Post by **i-am-me** » Sat Jun 25, 2005 2:59 am

sure...but i never found the D power chord that difficult. haha.

a1075dd63aa12 · Post by **a1075dd63aa12** » Sat Jun 25, 2005 3:32 am

i-am-me wrote:sure...but i never found the D power chord that difficult. haha.

Coldchillin · Post by **Coldchillin** » Sat Jun 25, 2005 11:45 am

wkpggrvn2001 wrote:
i-am-me wrote:sure...but i never found the D power chord that difficult. haha.

jsgksu · Post by **jsgksu** » Sat Jun 25, 2005 11:54 am

I dont think the song really needs to be simplified, its already really easy to play. That and like the other people said, the D chord isnt to powerful.

rollmebackagain · Post by **rollmebackagain** » Sat Jun 25, 2005 7:58 pm

well I just liked the fact that you could hit the low G without having to stretch your hand all funny if your playing in standard tuning...

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E-----
B-----
G--7--
D--5--
A--5--
E--3--

thats sort of an akward position where as ...

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E-----
B--3--
G--0--
D--0--
A-----
E--3--

isn't

jsgksu · Post by **jsgksu** » Sat Jun 25, 2005 8:15 pm

You play it in standard, there is an open low e (tuned to d) so it wont even sound the same to begin with. Do you know how easy it is to tune to drop D? Just put your finger on the 7th fret on the low e string, hit that and the a string back and forth and tune your low e down till it matches the open A. It takes like 2 seconds and then you can play it the "right" way