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Queen I Want it All Guitar Tab with On-Screen Performance

This is the guitar tab for Queen's I Want it All. This transcription was taken from the re-mastered greatest hits version, and not the original album version. The only real difference is in the intro, and the middle solo. I transcribed all the guitar and bass parts from the original. I then re-recorded all the guitar, bass, vocals, and keys, and filmed myself playing them so you could see how the song is played. I then synched the tab to the video so that, if you can't figure it out by watching me play it, then you can check the tab. Hope you like it. If you want to see the original, full cover, with me playing everything on-screen, go here:    • Queen I Want it All by Abraham Myers....   If you like this video, and want to see more, come to my main page. And feel free to subscribe and hit the notification bell so that you will be notified whenever I release a new tab video. Equipment used in producing of Queen's I Want it All. I recently purchased a Slate ML1 Microphone with the Blackbird Expansion, and I have to say that this mic is extremely impressive. Very clear and balanced, and when you add the plug in that comes with it, it sounds incredible. The Microphone setting used on this recording was an emulation of the famed Blackbird B47. I've been recording for thirty years, and Slate has the best microphone system I've ever heard. First we'll start with the software, which is Cubase Artist. I use all Slate and Waves Plugins, too numerous to list. The audio interface is a Tascam 208i The Bass sound was created with an Ibanez Sr 500, straight into the 208i. The Acoustic is a Blueridge six string captured by the Slate ML2 Microphone. (Another great mic if you record instruments.) The Lead and Rhythm Guitars are a Les Paul, straight into a Metal Muff pedal, then into a Sansamp Paradriver to emulate the amp, then into the 208i. All five vocals were recorded with the Blackbird B47. Ozone 9 was used for mastering. The video was produced solely by me with Vegas Studio 17 To find me on Facebook, go to:   / picking.pythagorean.7   And feel free to send me a message either on Facebook or YouTube if you have a question about music, bass, guitar, piano whatever, and I will try my best to help you. Or, if you're trying to learn something and you can't find any tabs for it, send me a request. I can't always get to them right away, but I will try my best. To me, Music is about love, and helping one another. The Picking Pythagorean.