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Well it took some time to get comfortable but I'm making progress the RC lets you record an entire progression then loops the whole thing back so you can add bass,rhythm or keys and the way I have it setup is I use a 4 channel mixer my strat plugs into my ME-50 and into one of the mixer channels the bass, acoustic and aleses rhythm plug into the remaining channels from there they go into the instrument input in the loop pedal the mic runs into a digitech vocalist and into the mic input on the pedal (lots of chords) and out to the amp,right now I'm only useing a small 30 watt ampeg for practice I have been looking at several pa's that are compact and extremely lightweight Yamaha makes one with two speakers on stands it weighs only 40 lbs total and sells for around $600 if I can find one that meets these specs cheaper I will buy it but that wont be for a few months by then I will have enough songs to do a few sets so there's no hurry I will be uploading a video next week to my myspace site useing the RC-20XL should be fun

I think Mozart had more ladies but McCartney ain't no slouch, as far as music I get pleasure listening to both but I would give the edge to Mozart

I like the exercises I think there of real value just wondering if you would prefer them in another of our forums like theory but you will have more members viewing them here but there very instructive and best of all free

Thanks Ken I was already a member but its been a long time since I visited so I did join the Chordie group

Yes it seems there is yet another definition for this word not sure what you mean by run ins,according to the information provided in your link cadence refers to a pause but there is no pause in the progression C Am Fm G its just that a  progression

byron there really is no explanation other then that's the way the composer intended it to be,an F major lends a different color to the pallet the song just sounds better with the F Minor simple as that its kind of like asking Rembrant why did he paint the color of "Blue boy" blue why not some other color? that song is one of my favorites from the early fifties

I was told by a lady friend to use onion soup mix to keep it moist and cut back on the amount of bread crumbs so I will give it another shot and include the "secret" Tony  Chachere's" spice and see how that flys

Crevs. yes it dose take a little guts to put yourself out there for all to see and cheer or boo that all go's with it I think you did a really nice job for the amount of time you have been playing the only criticism would be your vocal range is probably to low for these keys I would get a capo and put it on the second fret and use the same chord formations you may be pleasently surprised,just a thought

Next we play beatle records backwards for messages from the devil

DT I will be posting a video sample very soon! I jammed for 3 hrs tonight and tomorrow I will start adding bass and rhythm along with vocals it takes a little getting used to quantizing which is playing enough bars and recording the next part but it dont sound to bad already but when I launch this video I want it to be a solid arrangement so I'm going to work on it till it is,like the old saying "you never get a second chance to make a first impression" keep ya all posted

good luck and dont forget to let us know when we can hear your songs,oh one other thing when you get your songs uploaded go to "profile: and select personality here on Chordie and add your web link to myspace it will then be displayed each time you post