[naginalJJ]

So I’m currently charting the song Nosebleed by Deftones for my Deftones discography project and I’m at a loss at how to chart the following part:

 

https://youtu.be/80TKdY1cu_E?t=123

 

And here’s a guitar cover showing how it’s supposed to be played on actual guitar:

 

https://youtu.be/6kmTPz-yxgo?t=127

 

So, any thoughts or advice on how to chart that part?

[TheWay123]

I’m really not that experienced with charting guitar, but I would chart it as descending single notes.

[Sweatr]

I’m really not that experienced with charting guitar, but I would chart it as descending single notes.

 

i agree with this just listen to how high or low each sound is and chart as singles

[froogle]

I’d do it as 3 Blue-Orange chords, but whatever works.

 

Nevermind. Not the part I thought it was. I thought you meant at EXACTLY 2:03 with the chords.

 

Yeah…I’d go with what ws54 said.

[ws54]

I’d chart the pattern as singles starting on Orange. The part goes on about 4 “phrases” so drop down a lane for each phrase… more or less.

[bsbloom]

The notes sound like a high C to me, followed by a bunch of high B’s. Repeated, but, eventually, the scale drops to a G,A.

 

I’d start is with a bunch of Oranges, then Blues. Repeat, then drop the notes down when the progression drops.

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