"Rhythm used to come from things like trains, walking down the street, riding horses, and little simple engines, and in this day and age it's more jets and conveyor belts and there ain't no rhythm there" SRV
Shane
HERE'S A TIP!
Just got myself an electric tuner, put some new strings on and POW!!! This can't be the same guitar, someone's swapped my brand new, out of tune (it sounded alright to me) axe for one exactly the same but which sounds so much better. The moral to the story, don't bother stuffing around tuning by ear, get a tuner and worry about ear-tuning when you're good enough to play in front of somebody.
"Rhythm used to come from things like trains, walking down the street, riding horses, and little simple engines, and in this day and age it's more jets and conveyor belts and there ain't no rhythm there" SRV
Shane
"Rhythm used to come from things like trains, walking down the street, riding horses, and little simple engines, and in this day and age it's more jets and conveyor belts and there ain't no rhythm there" SRV
Shane
# 1
Ah yes I remember that fateful day when I got an electric tuner =), my guitar was actually pleasing to hear after that.
# 2
Originally posted by AnarchosAmen to that one. I'm sure that a great many people can relate to that.:D
Ah yes I remember that fateful day when I got an electric tuner =), my guitar was actually pleasing to hear after that.
# 3
Here's a site where you can download Digital Guitar Tuner. Runs on your PC. Plug into a midi card or plug a microphone into your sound card to tune an acoustic.
I return after 33 years.
# 4
http://download.cnet.com/downloads/0-10054-100-899672.html?tag=st.dl.10001-103-1.lst-7-1.899672
I return after 33 years.
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