Who Are You?
Final Fantasy VII
PlayStation
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Tabber:
iamHoustonian
Composer:
Nobuo Uematsu
Style:
Transcription
Instrument:
Guitar
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Who are you?
Final Fantasy VII
Composer: Nobuo Uematsu
Tabbed By: iamHoustonian
Date Tabbed: 8/21/2012
Use a delay effect
Part I
e--------17----------17----------17----------17-----
B--14-15----15-14-15----15-14-15----15-14-15----15--
G---------------------------------------------------
D---------------------------------------------------
A---------------------------------------------------
E---------------------------------------------------
e--------15----------15----------15----------15-----
B--12-13----13-12-13----13-12-13----13-12-13----13--
G---------------------------------------------------
D---------------------------------------------------
A---------------------------------------------------
E---------------------------------------------------
Play Part I twice, then continue to Part II
Part II
e--------15----------15----------15----------15-----
B--10-11----11-10-11----11-10-11----11-10-11----11--
G---------------------------------------------------
D---------------------------------------------------
A---------------------------------------------------
E---------------------------------------------------
e--------14----------14----------14----------14-----
B--12-13----13-12-13----13-12-13----13-12-13----13--
G---------------------------------------------------
D---------------------------------------------------
A---------------------------------------------------
E---------------------------------------------------
Go back to Part I and repeat forever... ;-)
@phoenix 17 years ago
Sounds good.
@neo rpgomaniak 17 years ago
Nice :D
@grimmer190 16 years ago
nice work archard, but I think you missed a note on each...
e-----------5--------5---------5---------5-- B--2--2-3---3-2-3---3-2-3---3-2-3---3 G--------------------------------------------- D--------------------------------------------- A--------------------------------------------- E---------------------------------------------
e-----------3--------3---------3---------3-- B--0--0-1---1-0-1---1-0-1---1-0-1---1 G--------------------------------------------- D--------------------------------------------- A--------------------------------------------- E--------------------------------------------- Repeat the first 2
e-----------3--------3---------3---------3-- B--------------------------------------------- G--2--2-3---3-2-3---3-2-3---3-2-3---3 D--------------------------------------------- A--------------------------------------------- E---------------------------------------------
e-----------2--------2---------2---------2-- B--0--0-1---1-0-1---1-0-1---1-0-1---1 G--------------------------------------------- D--------------------------------------------- A--------------------------------------------- E---------------------------------------------
e-----------5--------5---------5---------5-- B--2--2-3---3-2-3---3-2-3---3-2-3---3 G--------------------------------------------- D--------------------------------------------- A--------------------------------------------- E---------------------------------------------
sounds better to me this way =\
@The Guitarist 16 years ago
Replying to:
@grimmer190 nice work archard, but I think you missed a note on each... e-----------5--------5---------5--------...
It's jut the sound effect that makes it sound like it repeats a note.
@Totema 14 years ago
Replying to:
@grimmer190 nice work archard, but I think you missed a note on each... e-----------5--------5---------5--------...
If you play it with a little delay it sounds perfect. Scarily perfect. Amusingly enough I find the ideal delay time to be about 666 milliseconds.
@xuwawa 15 years ago
i was curious as well, so i checked it out in widi and yeah, it's just an echo so that if each of richard's notes were quarter notes, the timing of the delay is quarter dotted (quarter + eighth). this makes it sound like 8th notes are being played (except the first of the section) when it's just quarter notes. a cool effect for a well made song. and a good tab too, thanks for this!