Thanks for subscribing, friend. As for the Zombie cover, I believe the capo is on the 9th or 10th fret. The cords are E, C, G, then D (with the index finger on F# of the low E string). I add a bit of individual notes, here and there. I did not follow a tab... just kind of played with it with those four cords I wrote with a couple hammers here and there. If you'd like me to be more specific and look at the video to find out, just ask, bro! Again, thanks for subbing!

HEY! thanks for your subscription! This is probably a year later reaction, i apologize i didn't actually think anyone would enjoy what i post, but yeah thanks again and stay tuned, now that i've realized i have subscriptions i should most probably post some new vids soon, hopefully even better ones, thanks again :)

Hey.. You're my 500th subscriber. Thanks =]

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As far as the tabs in my videos...it was only my earlier videos that I used the youtube annotations and have not done that for a long time now. I always embed them into the video on my end now.

haha i luvs it mate

lol luv it

Keep it up man. I think you got better in singing :)
I work out with singing lessons, so there will be no new vids from me at the time.
I will tell you when I start up again. Thanks for checking out my channel :)

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Keep Rocking out man!

I am recording with ProTools SE which came with the M-Audio "Fast Track" pre-amp unit I got at Best Buy for $99. The Condenser Mic I am using is one of the best low cost recording mics on the market. It's an AKG 220 Perception, I bought it at Guitar Center for $250. I set up my camera and record video while I am recording on ProTools and then I sync the audio track over the video file in my video editing software. (CyberLink Power Director ~$70) It costs money to get quality equipment, but it makes all the difference in the world if you want serious recordings. To get the Karaoke Tracks I search for them on YT then use A FireFox plug-in called "Download helper" to download the files and convert them to Mp3 which I import directly into ProTools so the backing track maintains original quality and I don't need to worry about volume levels like you would on a live recording of you singing over the song playing in the background.

thank you soooooooo much. you're a great singer too!!!