Magnificent

[Earl-Of-IMDb]

how do you play it?

 

[quiv]

The main sequence is:
F#m, C#m, A, E, B, Bm

 

[The_Edge89]

I don't know if this can help, I usually figure stuff out by ear myself so I generally never use tutorials like these but it seems very detailed at least. Occasionally though, I go to u2station.com for tabs/chords if I'm unsure about something.

Part I:
YouTube - Part 1: Magnificent - U2 Guitar Tutorial / Lesson

Part II:
YouTube - Part 2: Magnificent - U2 Guitar Tutorial / Lesson

Part III:
YouTube - Part 3: Magnificent - U2 Guitar Tutorial / Lesson

Part IV:
YouTube - Part 4: Magnificent - U2 Guitar Tutorial / Lesson

Part V:
YouTube - Part 5: Magnificent - U2 Guitar Tutorial / Lesson

Part VI:
YouTube - Part 6: Magnificent - U2 Guitar Tutorial / Lesson

Part VII:
YouTube - Part 7: Magnificent - U2 Guitar Tutorial / Lesson

Part VIII:
YouTube - Part 8: Magnificent - U2 Guitar Tutorial / Lesson

Part IX:
YouTube - Part 9: Magnficent - U2 Guitar Tutorial / Lesson

Full song:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nj0gzMMm5sU&feature=related

 

[Earl-Of-IMDb]

Awesome! thanks

 

[whackjester]

I've never seen so much effort put into a song to have all of the effects and delay settings be so far off the mark.

 

[mirrorballman]

I've never seen so much effort put into a song to have all of the effects and delay settings be so far off the mark.

Very true. More the effects than the delay, which is fine at around 388-390 ms.

Still, I don't wanna b**** about it because I wouldn't have the time and patience to upload a youtube tutorial, so hats off to that.

Overall a very easy song to play and cover. I just use my DMM + SD-1 (80's Japan), tweak around on my Vox AC4 a bit and change the PU position just before the verse chords. Sometimes less is more, especially if you can't afford Edge's 1:1 rig.

 

[Chrisedge]

God, never have I seen a tutorial spend so much time on one chord. lol