Voodoo Chorus Question

I have a question regarding the chorus from Voodoo. If I'm reading the notation correctly, which I might not be, I hit the F5 on 1, 2&, 3&, 4, then on the and of 4 switching to eflat. I let that ring to through 1 of the next measure, then hit it again on 2, then back to f5 on the and of 2. However, when I watch the video (both the jam along and tutorial) I don't see the F5 being hit on 4, and then I lose the timing and can't figure out the rythem from there.

So, am I reading the notation incorectly or is it being played slightly differently? If it's being played differently, what's happening where? Sorry I'm not very intuitive with this suff and do best when I have a concrete understand of what gets played where on the notation.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Hey there - thanks so much for catching this. It is indeed an error in the transcription. The F5 should not be strummed on the 4th beat. I'm forwarding this to our transcription dept. for correction ASAP!![br][br]Sorry about the confusion, and thanks so much for bringing it to our attention!!

I'll post again when the transcription has been corrected.

Thanks again!!

Mike

Originally Posted by: jsm1571

I have a question regarding the chorus from Voodoo. If I'm reading the notation correctly, which I might not be, I hit the F5 on 1, 2&, 3&, 4, then on the and of 4 switching to eflat. I let that ring to through 1 of the next measure, then hit it again on 2, then back to f5 on the and of 2. However, when I watch the video (both the jam along and tutorial) I don't see the F5 being hit on 4, and then I lose the timing and can't figure out the rythem from there.

So, am I reading the notation incorectly or is it being played slightly differently? If it's being played differently, what's happening where? Sorry I'm not very intuitive with this suff and do best when I have a concrete understand of what gets played where on the notation.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Just a note to let you know the transcription has been corrected. Thanks again for the heads up!

Mike