Me, someone who don't play guitar : *at the beginning* Oh, this is simple! Me : *at the end* So, definitely i think the guitar is not a good idea for me...
@Some Dude i would say that this part is fast af , but for me personally, i cannot do ray's part. that dude has fucking alien hands with the way he stretches it to play those chords lmao
this video and the comments are the best 🥺🥺 the video’s as straight forward and easy to follow as it gets, and the comments are so helpful. i can’t wait to start learning this
I hope you are doing well with it. Honestly, musically the boys from MCR are so underrated. I'm going to try to figure this out by ear, just checking it out first. Keep on going and you will be fantastic.
Bookmarking this now as I can't wait to try. I'm 60 years old and just recently discovered MCR. I think they were amazing and sorry I missed them when they were around. I was well aware of Green Day (Blvd was first song I ever learned on guitar) but this band slipped past my radar. I suppose most of the focus was on Gerrard, but the band is killer. This is how real bands make records, not all quantized in ProTools and processed to death. Just people who can really play and sing.
I am not even an MCR fan but I have a friend who is and when she heard of the reunion she was so happy that now I am happy about it too and MCR songs seem pretty fun to play so I might go ahead and learn a few.
I've used this video to try and learn the song! So far I'm just trying to get the first set of 12 notes perfected before moving onto the harder stuff but your guitar tab is really useful! Thank you!
Nice video I already learnt the intro in just a couple of minutes but I can't understand the strumming pattern after that. I mean is it down down down etc or down up down up? I'm self taught and I play 1.5 and the strumming patterns has been the most difficult thing for me.
Natural harmonic. You can get that sound if you press sightly the 5 fret of your guitar. (Instead of pressing it like a normal note, put your finger in the 5 fret, but don't press it) You can do the same thing in the frets 4,5, 7, and 12. (Well, and 16, 17, 19, 24, but overall is the same notes) As a little tip, in case you're not really used to this. If you do a natural harmonic, as soon as you pick the note, if you raise your finger, you will get a brighter harmonic, as your finger is muting it Also, for future reference, in tabs, natural harmonics usually are marked as . But in some cases you will see 5* instead. tbh this is the first time I see the 5f
I can play it except for the fast scale part thing towards the end (there’s probably a term for it but I’m a self taught guitarist who’s main instrument is cello so leave me alone)
i only have the first part, cant quite reach the 19th and 21st frets on my strat lol. thank you for the tabs! with a bit of practice i can be rocking this song, keep it up!
The best thing about doing things is seeing the progress. I want to learn this song, so I wonder, how long it will take me, to master it. Thanks for tutorial.
That is called an octave. Basically, it is the same note played in two parts of the fretboard at the same time. Commonly used in punk, it is a good way to get a fuller sound from your guitar without using chords. Keep practicing it muted, once that sounds good, work on the rhythm slowly. You'll do fantastic if you keep practicing. Rock on bro.
Wouldn't having the intro in the standard pentatonic postition be easier over using only the top string? Idk Just seems a bit dumb to play it like that
@Jink Kefka yeah I guess but it if you're playing it it doesn't mean you have to stick to exactly what they play. I suggested playing it in one position on multiple strings as it makes changing note accurately much easier, as most guitarists have a much better idea of the distance between about 3 frets without moving their hand over 7 or 8, sliding up and down the neck. If you want to play it the original way then power to you, I was only suggesting another way to play it and it's entirely up to the player what they use. Edit: it's also kinda hard to know what they're playing live as I remember them playing it pentatonically but that might have been Frank playing one part and Ray playing another. My point of players choice still stands.
It's actually pretty easy if you can do legato. If you can't do legato, try learning the legato licks of the Mr. Crowley outro solo at slower speeds. That's how I got it down.
this is probably a stupid question but in the bridge where G is 14 and A is 15... what is the x in between them for? are you supposed to miss that string when strumming? how do you even do that?
Hey du, nice and very useful video, i might have been watching over 100 times, and I wanna know where I can get this tab? i couldn’t find this tab exactly same one, would you mind me send an email or URL?
Natural Harmonics - I know your comment is a few weeks old but hopefully I can help anyone in the future seeing this comment. I'd really recommend looking up a UA-cam video on how to do them, they aren't that hard to pull of they just take a little practice and you got it. Also they show up in tabs like this "" for example.
![My Chemical Romance - Welcome To The Black Parade [Official Music Video] [HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/RRKJiM9Njr8/mqdefault.jpg)
*ignore me, just making time stamps for myself lol*
0:45 instrumentals
1:25 breakdown
3:10 bridge
3:32 solo
i love you so much for this
THANK YOU
I could never understand the tabs ppl made for this song but after seeing this I can actually play this masterpiece thanks alot :D
asmurf4 sameee
Ya it's a classic by now, a real staple on the playlist.😎😍
Dude what the meaning of in guitar tabs
masterpiece is an overstatement but yes, this deff helped
I don't understand
Well isn't this the most appropriate thing to learn rn
Abbie Casey why.....
Jack Barley they’re reuniting
lets goooooooo
Abbie Casey why tho
BRUH, NOT THE RIGHT TIME 🤣🤣🤣
Me, someone who don't play guitar : *at the beginning* Oh, this is simple!
Me : *at the end* So, definitely i think the guitar is not a good idea for me...
Other than the end bits, most of this song could be reached by a beginner. It just takes practice.
yeah what these guys said, just keep practicing you’ll get it soon!
Just practice 40 hrs a day✌️
@Some Dude i would say that this part is fast af , but for me personally, i cannot do ray's part. that dude has fucking alien hands with the way he stretches it to play those chords lmao
Just practice 😁😁
The only one I could find that got the Rythm right.
this video and the comments are the best 🥺🥺 the video’s as straight forward and easy to follow as it gets, and the comments are so helpful. i can’t wait to start learning this
I hope you are doing well with it. Honestly, musically the boys from MCR are so underrated. I'm going to try to figure this out by ear, just checking it out first. Keep on going and you will be fantastic.
thanks, i’m making pretty good progress!! and they really are, i admire ray and frank so much as guitarists.
I’m a freshman, so 3 1/2 year to learn to play in senior talent show. Wish me luck as I wish you all luck at playing guitar
That's a lot of time! You'll kill it, but good luck anyways!
Keep us updated, champ!
No cap, I'm doing the same thing, I'm Junior and I recently bought a guitar to play in next years talent show, heck yea
If you practice everyday you’ll be more than ready by then
Alan Gonzalez sophomore, planning to do the same!
Bookmarking this now as I can't wait to try. I'm 60 years old and just recently discovered MCR. I think they were amazing and sorry I missed them when they were around. I was well aware of Green Day (Blvd was first song I ever learned on guitar) but this band slipped past my radar. I suppose most of the focus was on Gerrard, but the band is killer. This is how real bands make records, not all quantized in ProTools and processed to death. Just people who can really play and sing.
They’ve just gotten back together :)
This is great! I’m terrified to start learning it though. The high power chords look incredibly hard
irisveal :) amazing work! Keep it up dude you’re an inspiration ❤️
theyre octaves i think
@@silvergg8152 correct
@@silvergg8152 yep yep it’s Root note, the fifth of the chord, and the octave above the root
好きな曲演奏出来ないから
観てて羨ましく凄く格好いいです 素敵な最高の演奏ありがとう御座います🙇😁👍🎉🎶👏
I am not even an MCR fan but I have a friend who is and when she heard of the reunion she was so happy that now I am happy about it too and MCR songs seem pretty fun to play so I might go ahead and learn a few.
yall mcr is coming back
Gerard way has blessed us with his now chunky self
@@uhloganidk he went solo on one album too
I'm not a huge fan of MCR, but damn, this guitar part is extremely well made
I tried it when I started playing guitar (two months ago) and it was impossible for me, now I am progressing in the song very fast :) thanks
I've used this video to try and learn the song! So far I'm just trying to get the first set of 12 notes perfected before moving onto the harder stuff but your guitar tab is really useful! Thank you!
Today anniversary of the Album, UA-cam strategically recommends it to me haha, Love the video!!
I remember first seeing this as a beginner now I can actually learn it
This is legendary, awesome guitar cover
THANK YOU FOR BLESSING THE EMOS WITH OUR ANTHEM I LOVE IT
This is trully amazing with the tabs
This video made my day ... and inspires to keep learning to play songs I love.
Thankk youu for this !! Been trying to learn this song and gotta say that this video does the most work.
Keep it up my dudee !!!
I just noticed from years of playing and listening to them. Ray and especially frank likes to use octaves on their lines.
thank you so much for this. all the other tabs i found were too hard or i wasn’t able to understand. this is perfect thank u
Thanks for the video man.
This so very help me as a newbie
Great video bro ! Do more my chemical romance please !
i learned this song through rocksmith and you my friend pretty much play it the same way! great job!
Thank you! This really helped me learn tabs and how to use them! Your awesome (and your skills are awesome)
Thanks so much for sharing this. Its a classic at this point!😎
3 days into practice almost there!!
프사ㅅㅂㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Very impressive, but can you-
Oh, wrong channel.
That is just a 6 string bass.
Wait that's illegal.
@@odessy8884 a man of slapping culture i see
I’m calling the police😤
Guitar= not epic
Davie504
Nice video I already learnt the intro in just a couple of minutes but I can't understand the strumming pattern after that. I mean is it down down down etc or down up down up? I'm self taught and I play 1.5 and the strumming patterns has been the most difficult thing for me.
I feel so emo
I fell apart
MCR isn't emo👺👺👺
ollyfka in an interview gerard literally says he got so emo that he fell apart, and they’re part of the emo quartet
@@ctastrophe_0 their songs apart from I'm not okay. It mostly isn't . its about their songs, not the band members
we are reaching rudy ayoub levels of bro here bro
Rudy Ayoub check out his channel he uses the word bro a lot bro
theres no way im playing this on my acoustic guitar can SOMEBODY BUY ME AN ELECTRIC ONE
Same bro
You can just buy lower gauge strings
Same
Same
I'm in your shoes rn lol. My blue Fender Electric guitar is missing atm
How did you do the 1:48? can you please elaborate?
Natural harmonic. You can get that sound if you press sightly the 5 fret of your guitar. (Instead of pressing it like a normal note, put your finger in the 5 fret, but don't press it)
You can do the same thing in the frets 4,5, 7, and 12. (Well, and 16, 17, 19, 24, but overall is the same notes)
As a little tip, in case you're not really used to this. If you do a natural harmonic, as soon as you pick the note, if you raise your finger, you will get a brighter harmonic, as your finger is muting it
Also, for future reference, in tabs, natural harmonics usually are marked as . But in some cases you will see 5* instead. tbh this is the first time I see the 5f
This is what im looking for...
The basic idea is to pluck the string, and then slightly touch it, but not totally mute it.
I can play it except for the fast scale part thing towards the end (there’s probably a term for it but I’m a self taught guitarist who’s main instrument is cello so leave me alone)
i only have the first part, cant quite reach the 19th and 21st frets on my strat lol. thank you for the tabs! with a bit of practice i can be rocking this song, keep it up!
Ive been looking for this solo tab thank you :)
Thank you, i'll learn this in the future
I literally tried doing this today like the tab but it was so hard I had to slow it down a lot but this is an amazing cover good job🤘🏽❤️
Good luck
Easy to understand
Do you know where I could find the tabs separately so I can print them out?
Черт,чувак,да ты просто жгёшь на гитаре!
Harder than it seems. Mainly the rhythm.
The best thing about doing things is seeing the progress. I want to learn this song, so I wonder, how long it will take me, to master it. Thanks for tutorial.
Best youtube suggestion so far
This is perfect, thanks! ❤️🙏🏼
斬新なtab譜だなぁ
сердце останавливается от этой игры. вах, спасибо за творчество
Great video! What does f mean in the tablature? Like 5f
Your rythm is so perfect of the muted strings. I just can't palm mute while stroking up and down, my muted upstrokes sound so bad
Brillaint, just brilliant.
Thank you!! this is just what i need. Instant subs
How can you only have 64 subscribers??? Well master, now with me we are 65!🙌🎉🎉🎉
Because of this video, I am starting to learn how to play this song. By the way, I am currently on the bridge now after two nights of practice.
@@irisveal I still need to practice more. The solo is so hard cant even play it right.
That’s awesome bro!!
Отличный кавер, мужик!
1:30 what type of power chord is that? It's so hard, and great work thanks :)
That is called an octave. Basically, it is the same note played in two parts of the fretboard at the same time. Commonly used in punk, it is a good way to get a fuller sound from your guitar without using chords. Keep practicing it muted, once that sounds good, work on the rhythm slowly. You'll do fantastic if you keep practicing. Rock on bro.
@@portalgangadventures thank you for your explanation! :)
is there a link to the tabs on ultimate guitar or another similar website? this is the best tab i've seen and i wanna learn it :))
Wouldn't having the intro in the standard pentatonic postition be easier over using only the top string? Idk Just seems a bit dumb to play it like that
Jade Hayward that’s the way I was thought to play it,, sounds basically the same and a lot more convenient
could you maybe tell me what a pentatonic position is or how you play it like that?
Agreed
@Jink Kefka yeah I guess but it if you're playing it it doesn't mean you have to stick to exactly what they play. I suggested playing it in one position on multiple strings as it makes changing note accurately much easier, as most guitarists have a much better idea of the distance between about 3 frets without moving their hand over 7 or 8, sliding up and down the neck.
If you want to play it the original way then power to you, I was only suggesting another way to play it and it's entirely up to the player what they use.
Edit: it's also kinda hard to know what they're playing live as I remember them playing it pentatonically but that might have been Frank playing one part and Ray playing another. My point of players choice still stands.
@@Soefii just google it. Its a bunch of scales
well played.
for your information harmonics are written with (h) and pinch harmonics with (ph) btw nice
Good video.
But What does the f symbol mean at 1:48.
Time stamps just for me marching through
0:43
0:57
1:09
1:29
1:35
1:56
2:59
i love thid song so much but im only a newbie at playing guitar, do you guys have any tips?
at first i was like, oh this is not really hard.. well, 3:32 changed my mind
It's actually pretty easy if you can do legato. If you can't do legato, try learning the legato licks of the Mr. Crowley outro solo at slower speeds. That's how I got it down.
0:09
0:45
0:58
1:11
1:30
1:40
ignore this for me to learn step by step hehe
you made my day
National anthem of emo's
Lupet kudos!
i have small hands, so the one power chord (6th string, 1st fret; and 5th string, 5th fret) is really hard for me to make that chord handshape:(
RoseNovaMusicOfficial The more pain our hand feel, The stronger our fingers shall be
Just play every breath you take lol
just play a F power chord its fine you dont have to be 100% accurate. I have seen covers using the F power chord
Could someone tell me what f means in the guitar tabs? Thanks so much:)
i think its harmonics. u just place your finger softly on top of the string you do not press it. hope it helps :))
@@andrethomasmagon7033 that helps so much, thank you!
this is probably a stupid question but in the bridge where G is 14 and A is 15... what is the x in between them for? are you supposed to miss that string when strumming? how do you even do that?
This is perfect 👏👏👏
I could never as a bass player 😭😂
yo i think bass is alot harder
the bass part for this is really easy lmao
Damn *cries in acoustic*
Great cover, what were your amp settings?
How do you make your guitar sound like you strummed the string twice on the long notes in the beginning?
Hold the note down, and move your finger a little bit to change the pitch. It is called vibrato. I hope that helps.
Nice video!
I just don't get ou to play the 5f? Harmonic or smt
It's nice guitar cover! Awesome! :^)
is there a way to get my hands on a printable version of your tab?
Subscribing! Great tab video!
Very nice cover bro :D
Deym finally a SPEED tutorial for me as a beginner. But what is that "5f" something in the tabs sorry newbs problem.
Harmonics?
@@sydtabat8948 I see thanks men. My only problem is that I'm having a hard time doing it haha.
Can anyone tell me the amp settings this guy has on because I can get the first part to sound find but after that it sounds off
Me: wow I think I can learn this song
Solo: are you sure about that
This is amazing!
Edit: What site do you use to find tabs?
@@irisveal Thank you!
Hey du, nice and very useful video, i might have been watching over 100 times, and I wanna know where I can get this tab? i couldn’t find this tab exactly same one, would you mind me send an email or URL?
Perfect 💖
What exactly is the effect you used on this bro?
Sounds like a distortion and maybe a compressor for me
wow nice cover, But can you do the rhythm part? I need to play a rhythm part for this song.
How do you make that sound in 1:48?
Natural Harmonics - I know your comment is a few weeks old but hopefully I can help anyone in the future seeing this comment. I'd really recommend looking up a UA-cam video on how to do them, they aren't that hard to pull of they just take a little practice and you got it. Also they show up in tabs like this "" for example.
@@caveteethjoe thanks, I'm self taught and I play for about two years but these were always confusing me
What amp settings do you use? Pedals?
would like to know the same thing - does not seem to have the answer in the comments
Hi, this is great. How can I find the tabs for this? Thank u!
does the f on the tabs that makes the guitar scream is a pinch harmonics ? i wanna know what does the f means from the tab 😅
Incredible
What are the amp settings?
is that shinobu oshino on your pfp? great cver btw
Can you learn this as a sort of beginner in 3 months?
Famous last words next?
would love to know how you get the tone - my les paul sounds nothing like this