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these are the lyrics there are only two chords http://www.mp3lyrics.org/d/dr-hook-amp- … how/i-got/

well i can get one at walmart for 20 or so i'll check it out

ark im beginning to think i can fix a rainy day,i tore my synth apart cleaned all the dust and i discovered a little wire that had come loose so i soddered it and lordy lord its works! i had a bigger hassel getting it back together but after a few hours i fineley had a working keyboard and i started recording a track on my digital studio the changes come auful quick and im not a very good keyboard player so i wound up punching in and out and doing a lot of optimizing (deleting previous tracks on the same track)to conserve disk space i still have to overlay some 3 part harmony in a few places mostley aahs no words when its finished i'll email you to let you know im uploading right now its has no vidio i have to hunt for what im looking for.Ifound out somthing after googling roland juno 106 they are very much in demand and used by a lot of known groups because of there versitility and sound so i think i'll hang on to this one see ya

you can get all the sheet music you need at this link     http://www.blanksheetmusic.net/     as far as piano tabs,tabs are for guitar fretboards i have never heard of piano tabs mabey someone else has

your welcome "whatayouknow"

hi ark your right about me burying my head in the tech manuals of audacity its the only way to evauluate and i was sad to have to remove it but i learned a great deal so it wasn't a wasted effort i still would recomend it its great for anyone on a short budget i am working with a vidio editing program now and my head is again stuck in the tech manuals but i managed to compose a new song its very up tempo classical sounding cant tell you how many times i had to redo tracks cause i missed a note and one bad note is not exceptable so back at it i am laying the keyboard tracks and then i will make a vidio with the sound track

well if you use the 21st fret a great deal this could be a concern have you tried fileling the fret down?i have in the past but its your guitar and i would advise caution before resorting to that,get some more opinions there are a lot of technicians on chordie who may provide another sulution

hello tone freak and welcome from the cold frozen tundra of port washington wisconsin

lieven you have all the post recording adjustments (mixing) built in but i would concider adding a all purpose recording mike for vocals and accustic tracks i use a sure sm 58 it costs around 65 0r 75 american. for rythem i use a aleses sr-16 its easy to use and has lots of pre recorded drum tracks and fills with the option of recording manually like i did on the song "sloppy joes" on myspace after recording you can with your boss br 600 pan,adjust eq,add reverb,delay(echo)and the effects include making your guitar a bass plus a multitude of guitar and vocal effects built in all you need to do is explore the possibilities you already have i have a boss br 8 and your recorder is every bit as good or better plus i think you can burn a cd right on your 600 i have a seperate tascam cd-rw700 for that so check out what you can already do before complicating matters with software

mine was an accustic "stella" i painted it all kinds of colors and my mother would only let me sing in the basement but she showed me the first chords she played a 4 string martin i think, so i was into r&r when "rock around the clock"started a whole new era and learned all the elvis songs then buddy holly my first electric was a 1 pickup silvertone and my first good guitar was a candy apple vintage tele (my friend Sam Mc cue painted it)it was stolen from a club date the band played we were booked for the weekend and i was heartbroken but i went out and bought another. never leave your guitar a hard lesson i learned in my youth

try this D G C F  or E A D G C part of the cycle of 4ths backwards from C its the cycle of 5ths try changing a chord for every beat till you can do it with ease then speed it up