Chords for dotted 8th DELAY TUTORIAL - Run like Hell style - Pink Floyd David Gilmour - U2 The Edge

[Em] Yes, absolutely. _ _ _ _ _
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Same _ _ _ _ _ _ thing, but without the delay. _ _ _
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_ _ _ [G] _ _ So [N] the basic idea is pretty _ straightforward and simple,
but [G] when you keep your time and play it against the delay set to dotted [C] eighth notes,
it really starts to blossom.
_ It's a [G] trademark technique of David Gilmour, The Edge. _
_ _ And aside from keeping your time,
_ _ _ the main challenge is defining the delay time as dotted eighth notes in the first place.
When you hear the echo, _ [E] you tend to think of the repeats as quarter notes, like this. _
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That's cool too, but it's [Abm] hard to get into the dotted eighth thing from there.
Now [Am] the same thing, but [Abm] different tempo, so that the delay produces dotted [Em] eighth.
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[E] _ _ _ _ _ So if you want to work out the tempo, first of all you should _ _ roll back the repeats to one.
_ _ And then [N] dial in a medium delay time. _ _
I'll bring it up to the maximum, which is six.
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_ _ _ _ [G] _ And now you want the delayed signal to echo after a dotted eighth note,
_ which is as long as three sixteenth notes.
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[G] _ _ _ You [N] can listen to the original and repeated note and think of them as number one, number four,
or four sixteenth [A] notes.
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So _ _ _ the echoed note is right before the next [E] downbeat. _ _ _ _
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So you can think of the [G] repeated note as the sixteenth pickup for the next downbeat.
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[G] _ So there's your tempo.
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_ _ _ _ [G] _ _ That's the way to work out your tempo.
I think you're getting the idea.
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speed up a little bit.
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[Em] _ _ _ _ _ solid with the tempo, you can bring up the delay again, the repeats again.
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_ _ _ There you go. _ _
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