Is the order a rabbit OST: Tokimeki Poporon guitar chord, tab, with video tutorial.
Transcribe Summary
Do = C, 4/4
Author notes :- This is a 2 guitar arrange and this post focused on the 1st guitar which plays the rythm.
- There's a modulation to Do = A upon entering chorus part.
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Gochuumon wa Usagi Desu ka?? OST - Tokimeki Poporon♪ ~solo guitar ver.~ (ときめきポポロン♪〜solo guitar ver〜).
Chord Tutorial
I've uploaded a video tutorial in the past. At the time I've got only so much experience on how to identify a chord name (symbol), so you might want to use chord progession in this post instead, mainly the chorus part.
Intro
Below tutorial video will be used as a complementary guide for both intro and verse part.
Breaking down the intro, we're going downward from F to Bb then resolve in G chord. If you listen carefully, there's a slide up on the first chord. I also like how the sound goes deeper on each chord.
F . C/E . | Dm . C . |
Bb9 . . . | G . . . |
TAB: slide up on first chord
F C/E ...
e|-----1---0---------------------
B|-----1---1---------------------
G|-----2---0---------------------
D|-2/3-----2---------------------
A|-------------------------------
E|------------------------------- |
| guitar-tab (v1) |
For those who still not familiar with intervals, below is a C major interval to help you visualize what's going on. Also notice that it's not the chord symbol that's going downward, only the root note.
R
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... Bb C D E F G A Bb ...
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You're here
R : Root note |
| guitar-tab (v1) |
For the last 2 bars, slowly strum down Bb9 and slide down the root note to G, then finish with another strum on G chord.
Bb9 G
e|--------------3-------------------
B|------6-------0-------------------
G|------5-------0-------------------
D|------6-------0-------------------
A|--------------2-------------------
E|------6---\---3-------------------
^ ^
^ : strum down
\ : slide down |
| guitar-tab (v1) |
Verse
I think I can hear a little slide on the first chord here, and we have another stepping down chord progression for the first 4 bars.
C(9) . . . | G/B . . . |
Am7 . . . | C/G . . . |
F . . . | C(9) . . . |
Dm7b5 . . . | G Am7 G/B . |
TAB, 8th bar
G F/A G/B
e|---3--------------------------
B|---3-----6-------8------------
G|---4-----5-------7------------
D|---5-----3-------5------------
A|---5--------------------------
E|---3-----5-------7------------ |
| guitar-tab (v1) |
What a resolve on the last bar! Let's move on to the next 8 bars.
C . . . | G/B . . . | Am . . . | Gm . C . | F .C/E . .Dm7b5 | . . G . | Fm . . . | C . . . | |
| guitar-tab (v1) |
Pre-chorus
Video correction : First bar, should be Em instead of Em7. |
In above video, I use barre chord for Dm in the 3rd bar. You might want to substitude it with non barre Dm chord (xx0231) if you're having a difficulty stretching your pinky finger on the root note of F/C chord.
Highlights :
- Strum down Am7 on the 6th bar with your thumb to get softer sound.
- 3rd bar chords alternative are Dm (xx0231) and F/C (x3x211)
|//////////////////| |/// PRE-CHORUS ///| |//////////////////| Em . . . | Am . . . | Dm . F/C . | G/B . G7/F . | Em . . . | Am7 . . . | Dm7 . C(9)/E . | F . D7/F# . | G11 . . . | G7 . . . | |
| guitar-tab (v1) |
Chorus
The first half part :
CHORUS E7 . . . | Asus2 . . . | . . . . | E/G# . . . | . . . . | F#m7 . . . | . . . . | Em . . . | A7 . . . | D . . . | E/D . . . | C#m7 . . .F#7b9 | . .F#7 . . | Bm7 . . . | Dm . . . | Esus . . .E7b9 | . . . . | |
| guitar-tab (v1) |
The second half part :
F#m7 . . . | . . . . | E/G# . . . | . . . . | Gm6 . . . | F#+ .F#/Bb . . | Bm7 . . . | . . .C#m . | D . . . | Dm6/9 . . . | C#m . . . | F#7b9 .F#7 . . | D . C#m . | Bm . Asus2 . | G . . . | E . . . | |
| guitar-tab (v1) |
Outro
OUTRO A . . . | A9 . . . | Dm/A . . . | . . . . | AM9 . . . | . . . . | |
| guitar-tab (v1) |
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