To
start of Breathe you
play an Em(add9) chord
strummed upwards slowly
as opposed to a downwards
strum. The sound should
be instantly recognisable.
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Floyd Breathe : 2
Here
you play the Em(add9)
chord with the three
open strings separately
whilst forming the chord
shape and then the rest
of the notes stummed
altogether. Again with
an upwards strum.
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Floyd Breathe tab
: 3
To
play the 2nd fret notes
in the 2nd section of
this part, these are
the notes from the open
A chord so you form
the shape of the A chord
and then play each note
as it states in the
tab, this makes it easier
to play and remember.
So whenever you see
the chord name above
the fret numbers in
the tab, form that chord
shape and play what
it asks you to play.
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Floyd Breathe : 4
Towards
the end of this part
you play the notes of
Asus4 and A7 so form
these chord shapes and
play the notes.
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Floyd Breathe tab
: 5
Here
you will play the notes
consisting of the A
chord but in high register
(high register starts
from the 12th fret)
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Floyd Breathe : 6
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Floyd Breathe tab
: 7
Back
again to low register
playing the notes of
an A open chord shape
at the 2nd fret...
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Floyd Breathe : 8
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Floyd Breathe : 9
Now
you are heading towards
the end of what I call
the intro of Breathe,
you will play the Bm7
chord and then a few
notes from Bm7 adding
some vibrato to this
using a whammy bar all
the way through.
[THEN
VOCALS]
As
the vocals begin, this
sort of playing contuniues
throughout the singing
but it is more suitable
and convenient to play
the chords to the lyrics
where you can learn
in the chord section.
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