Guitar/Simple three-quarter beat

Campfire_Diploma Icon-Campfire.svg b:de:Gitarre: einfacher Dreiviertel-Schlag Original page translated by Google The simple 3/4 beat If you come across a song in 3/4 time, you can simply use the following beat. Image:Tab spacer.svgImage:Tab 1.svgImage:Tab 0.svgImage:Tab 2.svgImage:Tab 0.svgImage:Tab 3.svgImage:Tab 0.svg Image:Tab start.svgImage:Tact ead.svgImage:Tact0_u.svgImage:Tact gbe.svgImage:Tact0_u.svgImage:Tact gbe.svgImage:Tact0_u.svgImage:Tab end.svg With 3/4 time you have a different rhythm. You always have to count to 3 and not to 4. Experience shows that beginners always have problems switching from 4/4 time to 3/4 time and vice versa. Whether it is 4/4 time or 3/4 time, you just have to count it out. Either it works to always count to 4, or it works to always count to 3. It is easier if you can find the information in the song itself, or if you can find the time signatures in the musical notation. The 3/4 time ClefG+2 34 Staff End The 4/4 time ClefG+2 44 Staff End or ClefG+2 44c Staff End If necessary, a 6/8 time can also be accompanied with the 3/4 beat, although you will learn more suitable strumming or plucking patterns for the 6/8 beat later. The 6/8 time ClefG+2 68 Staff End For Lesson 1 For Lesson 2 For Lesson 3 For Lesson 4 Example still+haven't+found+u2 Still Haven't Found What I'm looking for (U2) //: D - - - G - D - :// //: A G D - :// (3/4-Takt) ich+und+ein+fass+voller+wein+versengold Ich und ein Fass voller Wein (Versengold) © //:G - D - C D7 G D (4x) G - C - G - D - (2x) C D G -:// 3/4 time (original capo 2nd fret) The C comes in the next lesson. Find better examples Guitar/Campfire Diploma Campfire Diploma Simple 3/4-beat Guitar/Railway and Western Strumming Pattern Western Strumming Pattern Guitar/Chord changes G-C-D Chord changes G-C-D