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D A D G B E
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rhythm guitar, lead guitar, bass, percussion, vocal #1, vocal #2, keyboard
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imho Tom doesn't play this song in drop d, although this guitarpro is very accurate, thank you ;)
I chose to tab Toms guitar in drop D because:
1. When he plays it live, it definitively looks like his fingers are in that position when playing the octave riff on the low e string and d string, it doesn't look like he's gripping it as if it was in standard tuning.
2. Mark definitively uses drop D on his bass, and it only makes sense to have bass and electric guitar in the same tuning.
I cannot understand how this tab is ranked 3 stars when the 5 star tab is incredibly similar... Also why my tab is version 3 when I submitted the first guitar pro version...