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I have a sabine and it has a calibrate funtion which is similar if you play a note and press this switch it will concider this as pitch and if you turn the tuner off it defaults back to A 440 (concert pitch) I dont know about korg but I would imagine its similar

I agree with alvee a capo makes open chords sound great and I play a lot of moving phrases in conjuntion with a chord (walk down or up) also some fingerpicking arrangements sound really nice up further on the neck in open posistions

yes getfiddle you can split the tracks just load the mp3 and trim each track by cutting the end and exporting the mp3 and after theres a redo on the upper right of the audacity screen it restores it back to the original just highlight the first song and cut it and the second song will jump to the front but you may have to use the track shift tool on the upper left to move the track so theres a little room in front (about 2 seconds) and keep repeating the process till all the songs have been rendered to mp3's one of my tutorials deals with track shifting and I think Arkady mentioned a shortcut but it was in a thread and I cant recall where or which one

kajiMa I checked the link and most of the members do not read notation and it is a good site and your not on your own its just as simple as that, Django was an incredible musician but his music lives on as I have seen some videos on Youtube and listened to some of his old recordings

I saw a few demonstrations of the boss RC-20xl and ordered one thru my music store I got a good deal I paid $263.00 including tax and shipping and it will blend in with my Boss ME-50 thru a 4 channel mixer I will be running this thru two amps stereo and I intend to do a few gigs with it once I have learned how to best use it,watching video demos and performances on YouTube will give me a pretty good idea of the versatility of this effect and I will have a bass guitar and acoustic on a stand I decided on useing my alesis and playing the pads manually for a more human touch cant wait to get it and dig into all the goodies

cool pix let us hear some results when you have them it sounds like you have some nice software to get the job done so give us a link on myspace or wherever

Ark I usually save a couple sets of old strings in case I break a new one,when I change strings I take them off one at a time and rewind the old string and put it in the little paper bag the new one came in that way I know where to find it in case a new one snaps I recycle the rest we have a setup here for collection 3 containers one for garbage,commingles(plastic,glass,metal) and one for press board(cardboard) the old ones have come in handy when I've been to forgetful to buy an extra set

Stephen I enjoyed the instrumental renditions particularlly the second song the recording quality was very nice well done

I saw him on Jay Leno and he sounded great and if he keeps to his music the "cat' will do just fine

ezrine welcome to Chordie,if it list only these chords then its a three chord progression and unless it lists other chords these are the only chords you play