FREE Deluxe 10-string Tab Paper for Pandemic Practicing!

[John McClung]

Fellow steelers,
If, like me, you’re putting all this pandemic downtime to use with extra woodshedding, you might need some great and FREE blank 10-string tablature paper (for E9 or C6) to jot down ideas and discoveries. This link will take you to my version that features:
• a line for letter-named chords
• a line for Nashville number chords
• line for timing notation
• line for lyrics

https://www.dropbox.com/s/7b4sqnp6vp668 ... F.pdf?dl=0

Here's a preview of how it looks, but download the PDF, not this JPG, for best results.

Go to that Dropbox link, click the 3 dots ellipsis on the far right of your browser window, then choose Download... to get the PDF file.



Enjoy, and stay healthy!

All best,
John McClung
Pedal Steel Lessons, Casuals, Sessions
Olympia, WA 98512
Email – steelguitarlessons@earthlink.net
Website – http://steelguitarlessons.com
Skype name: professortwang
Cell & text: 310-480-0717

[Mike Schwartzman]

Thanks much, John. Very kind of you. I like the extra spaces for various notations.

[Dan Kelly]

Thank you, John!

[Paul Wade]

John thanks much for this

P.w

[Al Evans]

Thanks, John. Much nicer than mine!

--Al Evans

[David Becker]

Bravo! John. You are a true giver.
Thanks so much.

[Jeff Garden]

Thanks for the sporty new 10 string tab paper, John!

Question for you (or the rest of the gang here): do you know of any blank 10 string fretboard paper for pedal steel? I was thinking about diagramming various chord voicings at different frets in my spare time here. Thanks in advance

[John Sluszny]

[Steve Geis]

I too use a hi-lighted line for strings 4 & 8; it is convenient for a quick point of reference. Nice work. Thanks for the offering. Best, Steve

[Wayne Franco]

Just what the doctor ordered. I'm writing down the notes in the chord positions for all the E positions from fret 0-11. Helps to write them down.

[Wayne Steppy]

Thanks!

[Ron Funk]

Folks:

'various types of blank Tab sheets always available in Forum's Tablature section:

viewtopic.php?t=181603

You can 'save as' and have them available when you need them.

Ron

[Jack Stoner]

Thanks