Quick question

[Rizla]

Can someone tell me how to play this. Say 10(10)--- What do you do when you see a bracket around it? Also, how do you play something that says NH above it?

[GuitarLausing]

I think NH means Natural HArmonic. Not sure though. I kinda take that youre asking in relation to notation paper or powertab, right? please reply with what program/thingy you're using

[metalprep6969]

On regular tab, I think it means to hold out the note. I'm not 100% sure though.

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[Rizla]

Yes, sorry Gpro4 same as power tab I suppose.

If you look on Ev's sig you will see a little tab, you see the ones in brackets, that is the kind I am talking about. Plus how do you play Natural Harmonics.

[metalprep6969]

It's where you touch your finger to the string at a particular place, but you don't press down to the fretboard like fretting a regular note. As soon as you pick, take your finger off quickly, the note will ring even with your finger off of the string. It can only be done at certain places. Some include the 12th fret, 9th fret, 7th fret, 5th fret, 4th fret, 3rd fret, and some other places between the 3rd fret and the nut. It takes a little bit of practice to get used to it, at least it did for me.

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[oRg]

I've actually seen these used differently from different places. I've seen them used as tie notes, basically where you ring your note longer than a certain measure permits. I've seen them used with harp harmonics, ghost notes, and natural harmonics as well. It's kinda hard to pinpoint unless I can see it. If you can upload the gp4 file I can view it. I own gtp3. I suggest you switch to Powertab since it's free and really easy to use.