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Latest mix is on my media page http://media.recordingproject.com/vtgreen, any better??????I haven't done much with the lead guitar, but he's coming tonight and may retrack, if not I gotta call this done and move on.

dude, put a warning on it, my daughter was in the room.

Thanks all, I almost agree there is too much reverb on the lead, he may be retracking anyhow, but the heavy reverb is kinda his signature sound. There are a few nits I found and/or had pointed out at the other place, so I'm working up another mix with clearer Vox, a bit more bass and rhythm...

Jack, thanks for listening and the kind words. Chris, Thanks man, from you that means a lot. But yeah, the worlds ready. Antho, MY influences?? Hmmmmm, well I didn't write this song, but my drumming influences are Ritchie hayward, Mitch Mitchell and Ed Thiigpen. Maybe a little Zig...

This is the first of three songs in 17 East's press kit, is this ready can I move on to the next ? The song in question is Daunting demise

What are the pros and cons or differences in results from each method?

There's another forum website that a lot of members also use which has a collabs forum. There's a handful of drummers that hang out in there and would be happy to play your songs for free, if you don't like their tracks don't use 'em and ask for someone else to take a shot.

Nope. I try to follow as a rule....."End the song on the Tonic"...........and with the tune I'm working on now I'm tempted to end on C. as of now the Verse is Am Am7 G The chorus is C CMaj7 Em7 G7 And it seems to work better to come back to the C to end after the G7 than to work my...

If a song is in the key of Am which is the relative minor of C can C be used as if it were Tonic?

Thanks Joel! All part of my master plan. IF you have any song suggestions (simple chords please) for me you can add them here

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What are some folk or blues standards that any hack should be able to sit down and strum out on an acoustic guitar? Simple ones, nothing too complex. maybe a few Dylan tunes? Willie Dixon, Robert Johnson?

Sorry for bumping my own thread, but I need to know if these things are any good.

Do you really notice a big difference in playability? Do they make it easier to play longer? Is there much difference between Black Diamond and Elixir?

I can't help but practice everyday, no matter if it hurts, I can't help myself, I've become obsessed. Hopefully the obsession lasts more than a week or two. Already the pads are getting "leathery". I can't tell if they're anymore impervious to pain because right now the pain is constant. But...

Has anyone tried these Drop-in soundhole acoustic guitar pick ups? For 35 bucks I'm sckeptical, but I'd like to trust the Seymour Duncan name. On tuesday I have to decide between the acoustic/electric model or the acoustic model of the guitar I'm buying and I've convinced my self that once...

My good friend is a pretty good guitarist, could probably hang with Jerry, (egos and attitude dissallow us from playing together anymore) and he says he doesn't know the whole fretboard, but does know what boxes each scale is in on various places on the fretboard. For example if I start here...

Yeah, a very bad acoustic, Epiphone FT-120 Circa 1977. I pickup my new guitar tuesday.

At Sammi's Harmony Pub in Milton VT Monday August 22

well they're not really bleeding, but for the past four days I've played untill they were red raw and blistered. How long before I can play four an hour or more each day without pain?