Re: Credited as "...the best TAB SITE on the web.."

Jean-Pierre Trolet wrote in message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
>Must be painstaking but worth trying. I'll think of it. Has anyone
>experienced in learning to write rhythm this way ?

As a drummer in a pipe band I often end up transcribing rhythms. All I can
say is that its usually easier to play the bleeding thing than it is to work
out the maths. However, if you want to convey the meaning of the music to
other people, and stand some chance of them understanding it, especially if
they're remote from you, then the right rhythm is crucial and there's no way
round it other than listening and working on that particular skill.

Having said that, as I see it, the beauty of tab is that it complements the
recording. I've never yet seen a tab which allowed me to have a reasonable
stab at playing a tune I don't have on CD / tape etc. .... but then I'm not
a *proper* musician ;-)

Cheers,
Steve W