Where can I get some Dokken guitar tabs???

[tonemonster]

I want to learn some old Dokken tunes. well learn some, and re learn others. some of George's stuff is difficult to nail by ear sometimes. some of those phrases are really off the wall and his style is kinda complex. Sometimes I need help from tabs.

I remember Metal Method had some lessons on Dokken solos at one time, but they dont offer them now.

Some of the songs I am interestin in learning are:

Tooth & nail
the Hunter
heaven sent


anyone know where I can get some GOOD accurate tabs or lessons on those?

also, how about those guitar trainer gizmos.....do they work? those things you play the CD in and you can jam along with them, alter the tuning, speed and such of the music...... do those really work? I rmemeber along time ago, a friend of mine had one that worked like total crap. but that was like over 10 years ago. do the current ones work any better?

thanks in advance!!!

any input would be appreciated!!!!

[tonemonster]

uh...... anyone???? anyone???? Bueller???

[Jacksons Shred]

Those devices to slow down songs and what not work decently, Lynch licks are tough and to my ear it sounds like he's in some odd tuning but I could be wrong on that. I use a program called "Best Practice" to help slow things down or sometimes change pitch, someone here posted a link about it a while back and the program works pretty well.

Youtube is probably good if you want to see what other players are doing and Ultimate-Guitar.com will most likely have tabs.

[roodyrocker]

There were some tabs on a CD somewhere that I had a while back which had 3 complete Dokken records on it. I'll have to see if I can find it. As far as those trainers go, I got one the Tascam CD gizmos but someone pointed out that you can slow down the song in Windows Media Player on your computer without changing the pitch. I think its under tools or something. I've used that before. You might want to try that for free first
If I can locate that CD with Dokken tabs I'll see if I can send them to you through e-mail somehow.

[Jacksons Shred]

Yep. WMP has that feature, it's probably the best one, too.

[Larz]

Just Google Dokken guitar tabs...got to be some out there.

guitarworld.com has some on the tab section of their site.

Or join George's dojo.

[toejam]

Lynch licks are tough and to my ear it sounds like he's in some odd tuning but I could be wrong on that.

I think he's like a quarter-step flat, from what I remember reading.

[joelayres]

Google

[Nazgul]

Check out BestPractice to change tempo/pitch with CDs/mp3s/whatever:

http://www.xs4all.nl/~mp2004/bp/

and it's free too!

For tabs, here's plenty:

http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/tabs/dokken_tabs.htm

http://www.911tabs.com/tabs/d/dokken/

[tonemonster]

are those sites that google brings up safe? I thought I read somewhere that those can be ways to get computer viruses. ???????

[john.w.lawson]

the hunter and heaven sent are in standard tunning, as for tooth and nail??? do not like the song so never learned it or tryed.

[metalchurch79]

I get mine from Jon Levin mostly.

[jk2171]

Yeah, good Dokken tabs are out there on the 'net.

Regarding the trainer, I have the Tascam GT-1 and love it. You just download songs to it like an IPod, then you can play along, take the guitar track out, slow parts down, adjust tuning, etc. It's a great tool. And the sounds you can get are pretty decent. I was just jamming on mine last night learning Steal Away the Night by Ozzy. Was having a damn good time!

[tonemonster]

Cool stuff!!! thanks for all the replies!