Pitchshifter
Pitchshifter - Hidden Agenda Ver 2 guitar tab
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Artist: Pitchsifter Album: Deviant Song: Hidden Agenda Tabbed by: Max Hammett Tuning is Drop D. Intro (is a bass but can be played on a guitar) |e|-------------------------| |B|-------------------------| |G|-------------------------| |D|---6--7-6-4-----6—-7-6-4-| |A|-------------------------| |D|-6----------6-6----------| continues throughout the verse. The verse part goes like this and uses a pitchshifting effect. |e|-------------------------| |B|-------------------------| |G|---14-13---------11-13---| |D|-------------------------| |A|-------------------------| |D|-------------------------| (It's close) This is where the drum beat starts to liven up. Part1 Part2 |e|-------------------|-------| |B|-------------------|-------| The 4-3-2 is played after 4 times of |G|-------------------|-------| Part1 and means that the second |D|-4-4-4-4h6-6-4-4h6-|-------| guitar comes in at that point. |A|-4-4-4-4h6-6-4-4h6-|-4-3-2-| |D|-4-4-4-4h6-6-4-4h6-|-------| After that is played 4 times another guitar plays this with some effect I havent worked out yet its just the same as the above riff but not playing chords and playing part 2 at the end of part 1 every time. Play that four times then, “and you and you whatcha gonna do” (Pre Chorus) |e|------------------| |B|------------------| |G|------------------| |D|-6666666666666666-| |A|-6666666666666666-| |D|-6666666666666666-| pm_____________ Chorus |e|-------------------------------| An effect is also used for the |B|-------------------------------| 3-2~ part. |G|-------------------------------| |D|-4—-6-46------4-44446-44-44-46-| |A|-4—-6-46-3-2~-4-44446-44-44-46-| |D|-4—-6-46------4-44446-44-44-46-| Pm __ _ _____ __ __ __ So u play that 2 or 4 times and return to the verse and intro again for the second verse. This is the hard bit at the end, it starts like so: |e|-----------------------------------------| |B|-----------------------------------------| |G|-----------------------------------------| |D|-64-64-64-64-6-4-9999999911-11-11-117777-| |A|-64-64-64-64-6-4-9999999911-11-11-117777-| |D|-64-64-64-64-6-4-9999999911-11-11-117777-| Then john sings just be thank full that its all the same.. a bunch of times then: “yeah whatcha gonna do!?” /----------x2-----------------\/-------x2?---------\ |e|------------------------------|--------------------| |B|------------------------------|--------------------| |G|------------------------------|--------------------| |D|------------------------------|--------------------| |A|-64-64-64-64-6-4-4545-7777667-|-76-76-76-6-7-9-7-6-| |D|------------------------------|--------------------| at the end of that, play the second part same frets on the D string another 2 times then and the song I think. On a live version he goes up another octave and plays that twice THEN ends the song. In this song, I think almost every note that isnt played as a chord has an effect on it. I would strongly advise u listen to the record for the timing, cause mines not accurate at all. If u have any praise, disgust, or whatever, send them to kirk_hammett_51@hotmail.com