What does BR mean in guitar tabs?

Bass range is the distance between the lowest and highest notes an instrument can play. In a guitar, the lowest note is E and the highest note is B♭. The lowest note on an electric guitar is E2 and the highest note is B♭5.

What does BR mean in the key of G?

The guitar equivalent of the minor key is the relative minor. If you are in the key of C major and want to move to the relative minor, you simply play the same notes, but starting on the C-sharp in the original key. In the key of G, the relative minor is B minor. When you play the same notes in the key of B minor starting on the B-sharp, it's known as a B diminished.

What does BR mean in a guitar tab?

BR (Below Rest) refers to the fretboard position of the guitar below the open string. So, there are 12 frets on a guitar, but the fretboard is actually only about half of the length of the string. It’s important to know where the open string is on the guitar neck because it allows you to know when you’re in specific positions on the fretboard. The easiest way to remember the open string is to look at the top end of the guitar neck

What does the bassists name mean in a guitar tab?

When someone writes out a guitar tablature, they will usually go by what the bassist’s name is. For instance, if you are playing along with a cover of a song you love, you may use the bassist’s name in your guitar tabs. For example, if the bassist’s name is John Deacon, you would just write the word “bass” under the name of the song you are playing.

What does the BR mean in guitar tabs?

The B refers to the note on the guitar fretboard where the B string is located. The R refers to the octave that the note is an eighth higher than the B string. So, an E on the B string at the 12th fret is an E on the B string in the second position. If you want to play a B on the B string on your guitar, the easiest way is to play the C string on the 12th fret and then use your first finger on the second