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{|class="wikitable"
! Tab<br>Name !! Note !! In Terms<br>of Quarter<br>Note
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| w || Whole || 1 = 4 Quarter Notes
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| h|| Half || 1 = 2 Quarter Notes
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| q|| Quarter || 1 = 1 Quarter NotesNote
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| e|| Eighth || 2 = 1 Quarter Note
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| s|| Sixteenth || 4 = 1 Quarter Note
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| t|| Thirty Second || 8 = 1 Quarter Note
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| *|| Sixty Fourth || 4 16 = 1 Quarter Note
|}
''*so rare I don't really have a marking for it''
I believe this is the best we can do with text-based tab. In professional tablature, strumming notation resides the same way, except uses markings that resemble note markings - ovals, open or filled-in, with or without stems. However, since we know the chord voicing and there's not really a pitch to the strummed "note", all strums reside at an equal horizontal orientation. There is no staff, so the notated
== Technique ==