Auron's Theme
Final Fantasy X
PlayStation 2
Tabber:
archard
Composer:
Nobuo Uematsu, Masashi Hamauzu, Junya Nakano
Style:
Transcription
Instrument:
Guitar
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17 years ago
Auron's Theme
Final Fantasy X
Composed by Nobuo Uematsu
8/14/06
e-------------------------------------------
B---------------------------------------3--2
G-----------------2--0----------------2-----
D--2---2--2---0-2--------2---2--2---2-------
A-----------0---------------------2---------
E------------------------------------------- x2
e----------------------------------------
B--------------------------------2-3-2---
G--4-2-4-----0-4-2-----4-2-4-------------
D----------------------------------------
A----------------------------------------
E----------------------------------------
e-----------------------------------------------
B-----------------------------------------------
G--4-2-4-----0-4-2-----0---0-------0------------
D------------------------4-------2---4-----2-0-2
A-----------------------------------------------
E----------------------------------------------- Repeat from beginning
Then strum some E minor..
e------------------------------
B------------------------------
G------------------------------
D--2--2-2-2--2-2--2-2-2-2--2--2
A--2--2-2-2--2-2--2-2-2-2--2--2
E------------------------------ x2
The rest is really iffy on guitar so I just decided to leave it out =/
@Uziel37 17 years ago
I'm not sure if you got your guitar tuned up a halfstep, but if you subtract 1 from all the numbers in this tab, it will match (be in tune with) the midi file. so instead of the 4 2 4 it will be 3 1 3
@jesterfanatic 17 years ago
To Uziel37, that'd work if you could hold on the -1 fret when he uses 0 :P
@Anonymous 17 years ago
Replying to:
@jesterfanatic To Uziel37, that'd work if you could hold on the -1 fret when he uses 0 :P
Or you could go to 4 fret on the next string down for that -1 :P
@Uziel37 17 years ago
I was saying because he has it listed as regular tuning.
@Black Infernape 16 years ago
Yep, sounds better when you subtract a fret. But I have to skip the open string notes. Could you post Seymour's theme? He was insanely cool!
@Solid Snake 15 years ago
Just play the note on the next string down. For instance, playing an open note on D is the same as the 5th fret on A. So, if you are subtracting 1 from every note, play 4 on A. Simple as that.
Now, I've gotta swat a bothersome fly.