Nine - Inch-Nails - Just Like You Imagined guitar tab
Intro Piano arranged for guitar:
E:--------------------
B:---10------6---5---3
G:--------------------
D:--------------------
A:--------------------
D:--------------------
Bass:
G:----------------------
D:-----5---5------------
A:----------------------
D:---0---0---3--5--8--10
Rythm synth (guitar): (Fig 1)
E:-------------------------------------------------
B:-------------------------------------------------
G:-------------------------------------------------
D:---(10)-------12---12----3-----5-----8------10---
A:-------------------------------------------------
D:-------(10)-0----0-----3---3-5---5-8---8-10----10
Lead Guitar 1: play for 7 bars
E:----------------13>---
B:-------------------15>
G:---0-3h5-5--3h5-------
D:----------------------
A:----------------------
D:----------------------
Distorted Guitar 1: (use a trace effect or a pitchbender set down an octave and pull up)
come in after 3 bars of lead guitar and play for 4 bars
E:-----------------------
B:-----------------------
G:---------3^3^3^3^3^3^3^
D:---0-xxx---------------
A:---0-xxx---------------
D:---0-xxx---------------
Break for 4 bars during piano solo then:
Slighty distorted guitar and Synth guitar both play Fig 1 for 8 bars
After 4 bars of Fig 1, Distorted guitar/synth guitar comes in with this for 4 bars:
E:--------------------
B:--------------------
G:--------------------
D:-------12-----------
A:--------------------
D:---0-------3--5--8/7
Cut for 4 bars to synth playing Fig1 and vocals
Then, (this is the really fucked part) 4 bars
I'm guessing there's some synth and distorted guitar playing something using these notes:
E:-------------------------
B:--------------15>--------
G:-------------------------
D:-----15-15-15------5-5-5-5
A:-------------------5-5-5-5
D:---0---------------5-5-5-5
P-down------P-UP \/\/\/\
use a pitch bender/trace:
Then layering up on synth and distorted guitar:
E:--------------------------
B:--------------------------
G:--------------------------
D:------12---12-------------
A:--------------------------
D:---0-----0----7/8/5--5/7/3
You can build the D string notes into powerchords towards the end
and emphasise the open Ds with a pitchbender down an octave
End Piano part arranged for guitar:
E:------------------
B:------------------
G:--------2--3--7--9
D:---3>-------------
A:------------------
D:------------------
