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Hi Groar,

Welcome to Chordie. To post your songs here is really quite simple but you must be precise and accurate as it is a form of programming and even a small error will stop it from working.

The instructions are explained quite clearly in James McCormick's 'STICKY' at the start of this section.

If you need any further help please post here or write to me at my e-mail.

I am looking forward to see your work,

Roger

False, I am Portugal and that is where I wish to be.

The person below me has just recieved the most awful present and has had to pretend that they like it.

Subject yourself to ridicule, if you can.

Right Here Waiting - Richard Marx

I will second Russell's comments about Arkady's "The Arena", it is a beautiful and moving piece of music and well worth a listen for anyone who has not yet heard it.

Roger

Hey James,

I bet Uma will be packing her bags to move to Starkville as soon as she hears this song. Wonderful lyrics and great chord sequence make it a damn fine song.

Roger

Mama - Dave Berry

That was one I could not resist as I am so modest!

Good stuff weedjie,

Very good progress if it has only been a year, I guess that there have been many hours of practice. Well done.

Roger

(I followed Ken's example and gave you 5 too, you deserve them)

Hi James,

I normally dance a waltz cheek-to cheek but for this one I will do it tongue-in-cheek. Good song, well done, I enjoyed playing it.

Roger

False

The person below me will be as confused about the question above me as I was and pleased that I answered and not her/him.

Thank you Jas, Toney, Daddycool and Ark,

I have been informed by one of my musical critics that I have recorded the song too slow, and having listened to a speeded up version of the recording I must agree (although my voice sounded as though I had been over-indulging on helium ). As a piece of music, which is how this started, the slower tempo of 80bpm is fine, but not as a song so I will re-record at 90bpm it and upload it ASAP. It is now done.

Ark, as I said earlier the song developed from a musical piece which came into being from a practice session af playing chords and that particular sequence (D, Asus4, C to B) came just by chance and was actually the start of it.

Toney, I know your feelings towards synthesised drums. As I neither possess or can play drums I have always had to use them but you might be interested to know that the programme I use has just been updated and it uses wave files of real drums being played and I think that this is a great improvement. If you care to nip into MySpace again I have temporarily put a short demo piece there. It is two short tracks, one with the synthesed drums and the same piece with the real drums. OK it is still not as good as the real thing but it is the best I can do until I win the lottery, I will then be able to keep a tame drummer in a cupboard to be brought out when needed .

Roger