E|--------------------- B|--------------------- G|--------------------- D|-6~~~ -------------- A|--------------------- E|----------------1v---
Here, the string is rapidly bent up and down several times to a very short extent producing an oscillating sound. It can be noted with one or a few "~" - tilde symbol (found just below the "Esc" key) placed side by side or by placing a "v" beside the number. It means, do a vibrato on that note - here, 4(6) and 6(1).
String Muting in Tabs:
E|------------- B|------5x----- G|-------------- D|-------------- A|-------------- E|--------------
Means, play that note and stop it instantaneously. Here, it means, play and mute the 5th fret of the B string.
Guitar Tablature Series:
- Guitar Tabulatute (Tabs) : Lines and Numbers
- Guitar Tabulatute : Chords (reading)
- Guitar Tabulatute and Techniques : Bends and Slides
- Guitar Tabulatute and Techniques : Hammer On and Pull Off
- Guitar Tabulatute and Techniques : Vibrato and String Muting
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What does (10)(11)(9) this type of notation mean?
Same thing. The numbers in brackets are the fret numbers. Brackets are used to avoid ambiguities between, say a --11--- (one one) and and --(11)-- (eleven).
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