Compare revision #6 with #7 for "Panic! At the Disco - I Write Sins Not Tragedies"

 ### Guitars
 
 #### Ryan Ross
 
- Ryan Ross is known to use **Gretsch G6118T 2004** for live shows.
+ Ryan Ross is known to use **Gretsch G6118T**, most notably 2004 model for live shows.
 
 ![](https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/static/storage/wiki/media/2/7/27c5af8370bdbe2f51943b6d3b79368e.jpg)
 
 #### Brent Wilson
 ### Amps and effects
 
 #### Ryan Ross
 
- Boss TU-2 and a DS-1
+ There's no any reliable information on a matter of used amps during the recording sessions, but for live performances, Ryan Ross usually used **Marshall JCM2000 amp head** with **Orange PPC412 Guitar Speaker Cabinet**.
 
- Orange Rockerverb amps Orange PPC412 Guitar Speaker Cabinet
+ ![](https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/static/storage/wiki/media/4/8/486ef7dc5553d9db1aaf5eb967a0e3e2.png)
 
 #### Brent Wilson
 
 Brent Wilson used Ampeg SVT-Classic amp head with Ampeg SVT cab.
 
 ![](https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/static/storage/wiki/media/9/4/94f01407ff95942a1cfc18f4e3707c7b.png)
 
 ### Amp settings
+ 
+ + Gain - 4
+ + Treble - 7
+ + Mids - 6
+ + Bass - 5
 
 ## Tuning
 
 Guitars: [[drop D tuning]] (D A D G B E).
 The song is written in the key of A minor.
 
 ## Techniques
 
+ The main riff of the song is played on pizzicato cello by session musician Heather Stebbins.
+ 
+ Basically, the only song parts, where guitar is actually involved, are [[chorus (song part)|choruses]], [[bridge (song part)|bridges]], and its short [[outro]]. There Ryan Ross plays [[power chord|power chords]]. Though, the main riff can be played on [[electric guitar|electric]] or [[acoustic guitar]] with the use of [[palm mute|palm-muted]] [[arpeggio|arpeggios]].
+ 
+ During the short [[interlude]] between the second [[verse]] and the second [[chorus (song part)|chorus]], [[power chord|power chords]] can be played as the guitar part.
+ 
 ### Song breakdown
 
 The song has the following [[Song structure|structure]]:
 
 **[[Intro]] - [[Verse]] 1 - [[Chorus (song part)|Chorus]] 1 - [[Verse]] 2 - [[Interlude]] - [[Chorus (song part)|Chorus]] 2 - [[Bridge (song part)|Bridge]] 1 - [[Chorus (song part)|Chorus]] 3 - [[Bridge (song part)|Bridge]] 2 - [[Outro]]**
 
- ## Recommended lessons
+ Note, that the second bridge of the song can be observed as a part of the outro.
+ 
+ ## Recommended lessons
+ 
+ ### Acoustic tutorial with tabs
+ 
+ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thbt0iewpVA
+ 
+ ### Electric guitar lesson with tabs
+ 
+ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWecw1-q3ro
+ 
+ ### Bass cover with tabs
+ 
+ This cover is made on the basis of BandFuse. Note, that the player uses 5-string bass, though the 5th string isn't involved. 
+ 
+ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tj1joXE07hU
+ 
+ ### Electric guitar and bass cover
+ 
+ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQlWZf1s3OI

	### Guitars

	#### Ryan Ross

-	Ryan Ross is known to use Gretsch G6118T 2004 for live shows.
+	Ryan Ross is known to use Gretsch G6118T, most notably 2004 model for live shows.

	![](https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/static/storage/wiki/media/2/7/27c5af8370bdbe2f51943b6d3b79368e.jpg)

	#### Brent Wilson

	### Amps and effects

	#### Ryan Ross

-	~~Boss TU-2 and a DS-1~~
+	There's no any reliable information on a matter of used amps during the recording sessions, but for live performances, Ryan Ross usually used Marshall JCM2000 amp head with Orange PPC412 Guitar Speaker Cabinet.

-	~~Orange Rockerverb amps Orange PPC412 Guitar Speaker Cabinet~~
+	![](https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/static/storage/wiki/media/4/8/486ef7dc5553d9db1aaf5eb967a0e3e2.png)

	#### Brent Wilson

	Brent Wilson used Ampeg SVT-Classic amp head with Ampeg SVT cab.

	![](https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/static/storage/wiki/media/9/4/94f01407ff95942a1cfc18f4e3707c7b.png)

	### Amp settings
+
+	+ Gain - 4
+	+ Treble - 7
+	+ Mids - 6
+	+ Bass - 5

	## Tuning

	Guitars: [[drop D tuning]] (D A D G B E).

	The song is written in the key of A minor.

	## Techniques

+	The main riff of the song is played on pizzicato cello by session musician Heather Stebbins.
+
+	Basically, the only song parts, where guitar is actually involved, are [[chorus (song part)\|choruses]], [[bridge (song part)\|bridges]], and its short [[outro]]. There Ryan Ross plays [[power chord\|power chords]]. Though, the main riff can be played on [[electric guitar\|electric]] or [[acoustic guitar]] with the use of [[palm mute\|palm-muted]] [[arpeggio\|arpeggios]].
+
+	During the short [[interlude]] between the second [[verse]] and the second [[chorus (song part)\|chorus]], [[power chord\|power chords]] can be played as the guitar part.
+
	### Song breakdown

	The song has the following [[Song structure\|structure]]:

	[[Intro]] - [[Verse]] 1 - [[Chorus (song part)\|Chorus]] 1 - [[Verse]] 2 - [[Interlude]] - [[Chorus (song part)\|Chorus]] 2 - [[Bridge (song part)\|Bridge]] 1 - [[Chorus (song part)\|Chorus]] 3 - [[Bridge (song part)\|Bridge]] 2 - [[Outro]]

-	## Recommended lessons
+	Note, that the second bridge of the song can be observed as a part of the outro.
+
+	## Recommended lessons
+
+	### Acoustic tutorial with tabs
+
+	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thbt0iewpVA
+
+	### Electric guitar lesson with tabs
+
+	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWecw1-q3ro
+
+	### Bass cover with tabs
+
+	This cover is made on the basis of BandFuse. Note, that the player uses 5-string bass, though the 5th string isn't involved.
+
+	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tj1joXE07hU
+
+	### Electric guitar and bass cover
+
+	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQlWZf1s3OI