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Why "Tabs"?

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I have been wondering this for awhile... maybe I am really stupid, or missing something?

 

Why is PMDG support's "Ryan Mariarz"'s username "Tabs"?

 

Lol

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Tabs from musical tablature... Anyone who plays guitar will get it.

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Dude, what have I missed? Haven't been on this forum for a while.

Rob Prest

 

Because he has a lot of tabs running at his local bars?

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Hey Ryan, maybe this should be part of some kind of PMDG contest... now ducking! =@

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i wonder what is going on in peoples head nowadays .

Tebin Ulrich

Perhaps because he's "keeping tabs" on everyone in the PMDG forums? ;)

Karl Brooker

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Some of you know I'm a musician. (I've played guitar since I was 9 years old) Guitar music is often written with something called "tab", short for tablature. It's a representation of the strings of the guitar as staff lines with numbers and symbols on them that indicate the fret positions to place your fingers at and techniques to perform like slides, bends, vibrato etc. It usually appears below the standard music notation staff. I've run a company for almost 15 years that makes professional guitar tab books for popular bands and publishers. I make "tabs" and that's where my Tabs handle comes from.

 

Here's an example of what it looks like from an official book I authored for a band. Bonus points if anyone can name the song - I'd be impressed!

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Because he has a lot of tabs running at his local bars?

 

Best one yet :) :)

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Some of you know I'm a musician. (I've played guitar since I was 9 years old) Guitar music is often written with something called "tab", short for tablature. It's a representation of the strings of the guitar as staff lines with numbers and symbols on them that indicate the fret positions to place your fingers at and techniques to perform like slides, bends, vibrato etc. It usually appears below the standard music notation staff. I've run a company for almost 15 years that makes professional guitar tab books for popular bands and publishers. I make "tabs" and that's where my Tabs handle comes from.

 

Here's an example of what it looks like from an official book I authored for a band. Bonus points if anyone can name the song - I'd be impressed!

*snip*

 

 

For some reason the guitar chord progression sounds familiar but then the solo does not. Therefore it will annoy me for as long as it takes someone to get the answer!

Karl Brooker

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