Hey Russ, does this have a mini-whammy effect on the chicks??

Hi Will,

Nice to have you back again, glad to hear that you claim to be a reformed character, but according to your posts that I have just read you are now a madferit geek!!! I hope that is something good.

Take care my young friend,

Roger

Hi 1rob,

Welcome to Chordie's happy family.

Obviously you have your password remembered on your PC or you could not post this message so it is straightforward. Go into your Profile, and click on change password and then you can change it to something that you can remember.

However you can just change your e-mail address on the same page and submit it without needing you password (I think you can anyway but I have not actually tried it and obviously do not want to)

Roger

Hi Turtlebo,

Welcome to Chordie. The chords are placed above the lyrics at the place the chord is played and there is no determination of the length of time that each chord is played, it could be for a fraction of a bar or for several bars. Only with a full music score will you be able to see what length of time a chord is played for, so you need to know the song.

I would suggest that you print out the song you are wanting to play and then find it on YouTube (or from your CD collection). Play the song and follow it on the printed version a few times and then play along with it before venturing on your own.

Roger

Here are three of my all time favourites:

"If My Heart Had Wings" by Amy Sky

"Let Them Be Little" by Billy Dean

"One Of These Days" by James McCormick

In each case the whole song has to be heard to appreciate the lyrics.

Roger

Hi Rod,

A couple of ideas as to why you might be having problems.

Please ensure that you you use the print button on the Chordie page (it is halfway down the right hand side). Using the browser's print button can have this effect.

Make sure you have the latest drivers for you printer as an driver update cured this problem for me.

Roger

Toney,

Just a thought here. If it only has a two wire chord there is no earth to unit, perhaps it should have an earth to the chassis. I have know other electrical appliances hum when the earth contact is broken.

Roger

Hi Toney,

Please thank your children for their kind words and it was very astute of you to notice that my new 12er got christened on this one.

Roger

Hi Phill,

If I read it correctly the mysterious chord is X20033 and if so this is in fact a variation of G. http://www.all-guitar-chords.com/chord_name.php is handy to keep in your favourites to help with chord names.

Any way nice song but we really must get you recording them so that we can hear them the way you intended them to be.

Roger

Ken, Bubbo wrote to me privately and I have suggested to him/her that he/she does the same as Chris and contacts Per as I could not reproduce his/her problem.

Roger

Hi Chris,

As Ken is not about at the moment I will answer on his behalf.

On one of the pages in question press 'Print Scn', that will save the image of it. Open Word or similar and on a new document press 'Ctrl' and 'V' together, that will transfer the image to that document. Save it an add it as an e-mail attachment to admin@chordie.com explaining what is happening and when, it is a good idea to let him know which browser you are using too.

Roger