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please note that this process is flawed.  you cannot copy a song you have transposed using the chopro button.  it reverts back to the original key.  the only solution i can see is to transpose manually after the chopro transfer.

I think some of these well-intentioned folks might be missing your point. if you're playing the first four strings are you 3rd and 4th fingers touching other strings, giving you a mufffled sound?  try this -- bend your wrist sideways and forward (not the most comfortable position)-bringing it close, but not resting on the neck - thumb on the back of the neck pointing toward the tuners -- so your fingers are tilted on the strings when you look down at them they should appear to be at almost a 45 degre angle to the neck,  this should raise 3 & 4 away from the other strings. -- good luck

i seem to be having a problem.  it's taking forever to navagate away from the home page.  if i do manage to get into artists or songs, it's givimg me a very abriviated list.  is it me?  or is sonething wrong?  (everything else on my computer seems to be working fine).

not really

Michel Le Grand/Jacques Demy/Norman Gimbel)

If it takes forever I will wait for you

For a thousand summers I will wait for you

*Sorry I have had to delete most of these lyrics. There are legal reasons why Chordie cannot host lyrics to songs that are covered by copyright. Please read the 'Sticky' at the start of this section to see just how serious Per takes this. Roger Guppy*

well, they must have been crappy strings i was originally writing about.  i changed again, and this time used the D'Adarrio strings that someone recommended.  a world of difference.  like someone else said, it almost sounds like a new guitar.

I still don't get it.  I'm trying to copy to word and i'm still getting the chords on a seperate line, and grid boxes around the lyrics.  am i doing something wrong?

regarding misshapped tops, my 46' gibson j-45 was begining to warp.  instead of a  nice smooth curve across the top below the bridge it was kind of wavy, humps up and down.  i got most of this out using damp sticks -- it took quite some time.

here's one -- it isn't very politically correct, and you'd better not play it in mixed company -- although Martin Mull did when he wrote it way back in the 70s (i think),  it's caled  "Pig in a blanket."  I play it once in a while for a laugh, or to piss people off.

A bahamian friend of mine had a good one called "my pussy".  in the end, you find out it's about a cat.

try sticking your elbow in your ear -- either one