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May 22nd, 2006
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I was struggling the whole weekend to get the ASIO on my home pc setup to record...  I am helpless, and creative sux... |
Huh? Is that just a general complaint or does it have something to do with this topic... I'm confused. 
"I like work: it fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours". Jerome K. Jerome
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May 22nd, 2006
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Huh? Is that just a general complaint or does it have something to do with this topic... I'm confused. |
Clancy, remember I was the first person to hint towards the challenge, and i said that i would record something. Well i tried and this was the result... I am still trying to solve the recording issue. Posted a request and more detailed explanation in another thread.
I read the post afterwards and realised there might be a bit of confusion. Sorry 
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Originally Posted by WernHalen
Clancy, remember I was the first person to hint towards the challenge, and i said that i would record something. Well i tried and this was the result... I am still trying to solve the recording issue. Posted a request and more detailed explanation in another thread.
I read the post afterwards and realised there might be a bit of confusion. Sorry |
Well I hope you work it out. Looking forward to hearing you!! 
Clancy
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Ben gave me a link to some drivers, hope it works... You'll know if i post a song...
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I'm not sure if I'm in the right place to ask a question but I'll try it here anyway, because I don't know what else to do. I'll give a little background of myself before I ask the question. My name is William but I've always been known as Skip by my friends, I just turned 73 on March 2nd. I got my guitar on 12-12-06, it's a Fender Classical, but it deviates from all of the classical guitars I've ever seen, the neck slims down up by the nut like a steel string acoustic. I'm to old to live long enough to get good but I really enjoy picking out old tunes that I've had in my head since I was a youngster and I have a lot of free time to do it.
I have a print out of the major chord groups, and I know the (do-re-me.....) scales and have them printed out in tab form, I have drawn the fret board and have all of the notes listed on the drawing, with the sharps and flats empty.
I have made tabs of some of the songs I remember and have applied many others to memory by playing them over and over, note that I'm talking about just picking one note at a time, I would like to be able to incorporate some chords into my tunes, but....
THIS IS MY QUESTION: How do I figure out what key I'm playing my song in, I haven't been able to find any place that explains that, if I knew what key I was playing in I could at least try to insert a chord that fits into that particular key group and add a little depth to my songs, I feel kind of stupid not being able to figure it out by myself but I've really tried and haven't had any luck, I know I wasn't gifted with rhythm or musical talent, but with what I've learned so far it seems like I should be able to put 2 and 2 together, but I'm at a loss, maybe someone out there can direct me to a place where I can learn how to know what key I'm playing in.
Thank you, wcostley "Skip"
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