![]() ![]() Lots of really sweet licks in there! Someday I will have to revisit this. Is this the version you are transcribing? A lot of times, I’ll place a bracket over notes and write ‘this is fast’ or cryptic squiggles at the ends of notes. When I’m transcribing I try to notate successive bends and releases, trills and give some indication of time. Then most importantly, I’m wondering how to transcribe time. ![]() Any hints on chasing down the chord progression? The recording is piano, but I hope I can find the guitar chords. But I need to pick out the chord progression to play into my looper, then go back and try to learn the 4 minute solo in time. I’ve just got the lead transcribed, first pass I know there’ll be some fixes. I know Black Magic Woman so well in my head since it came out in high school, I just know it in my head plus I can play along with the recording. Hopefully my pitch recognition will get better. I will hear a run first convinced it is- 3rd string 0 1 2 3 4 5 4 5 then after not being satisfied find that is actually 3rd string 4 2nd 5 1st string 3 5 6 7 6 7. I have transcribed it pretty much note for note. Recently I heard Peter Frampton’s Georgia on My Mind instrumental version (2019 I think). Listening to Bluesville on SXM driving I take screen shots of songs I might want learn (dangerous I know). If I screw up, I just cross it out and keep going. I write the notes down on tab lined sheets in black ink. If I slow down further like 50%, it starts getting muddy, 35% is barely usable given my hearing condition. I can usually pick out a lot a full speed but 70% works really well. ![]() I use Transcribe software to slow it down if needed. I think got it note for note (can’t play it like Carlos but sounds good to me). In January, I did Santana’s Black Magic Woman, start to finish except the keyboard parts. I started some new transcriptions this year. ![]()
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