Malac

This. Is going to be pretty freaking awesome.

Sorry I haven't uploaded my test collab. Been wicked busy lately, but I'll try to get it up tomorrow.

I was just checking if that was the order, since the notes are kind of sitting on top of each other, but since we can play them however we wish, I guess it doesn't matter!

Also, are there any solos still open?

Okay, so is that A-Db-F-C? That is an extremely confusing lead sheet, sir.

Hey, I know you already have a bass player, but if you want a second I'd like in on this if it's not too late. I play bass clarinet too, if you want to go for something a little unorthodox. I play a couple other instruments, but nothing that I'd say I'm good enough at for improv or what-have-you.

Ah, rhythm slashes. That's perfect, exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

I think for the most part I'd be notating every detail, but in the parts where I just want the guitar to strum E-A-B-C#m, would it be all right to mark it as putting the chords over the measures to let the guitarist know and then write only the bass note of the chord in rhythm I want it to strum in the measure? That's what I started doing, but I don't know if it would be too confusing that way.

Hey everyone, just joined the forum because I had a question on writing a score for guitar. You see, I recently started writing a musical (mostly because I'm bored), and of course one of my main instruments is guitar. The thing is, I've never seen a score for guitar before, so I'm not sure how to write the part for it. When the guitar is just strumming chords, do I write out every note of the chord in the rhythm I want? How do I mark what position chord I want to be played (for example, I want a barred Dm chord on the fifth fret, so I've been marking it simply as Dm barre 5)? When writing fast fingerpicking patterns, would it be better to write out all the notes or to just tab it? The first question is most important to me. If anyone has any sample guitar scores they could show me to help illustrate what it looks like, that would be even better. Thanks a ton, guys.