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marc let me take a peek and get back to ya

I got an email from "tom" I normally dont read these but I was going there anyway so I logged in and was surprised to see  the limit raised,I'm going to sift thru my songs and see which ones I would like to add and my new song "Albion"will be ready tomorrow so that's going on top for sure. Its been a while since we got together and video chatted drop me an email when your going to have some time

nmontgomery did this record producer ask for any money to produce you? if he really wants to produce your songs he will pay for everything and make all the arrangements for studio musicians and recording time so if hes on the level it would be a great break for you but be alert many striving artist have been scammed on the Internet with once in a lifetime "deals" good luck

That's ok if you dont understand the procedure but as long as you enjoy it when its finished that's good enough for me,in muti track recordings it takes time to mix each track and the best way is to turn all the other tracks off and concentrate on one at a time then like a chef you blend all the ingredients(mix) and open your recording software and it winds up on two channels in stereo from there its formatted as a mp3 which can be uploaded to a web site or made into a CD

Wlbaye this was a warning somehow I dont feel these thieves are going to be deterred because of one account,I dont deal with eBay or pay pal I use my bank because they will reimburse my account and since the bank is backed by the federal reserve it becomes a federal crime and they will and have gone after and nabbed some of these crooks but more come out of the woodwork like cockroaches success breeds increased activity and your warning should be heeded by all who have similar accounts online

I have a Sabine STX 1100 Ive had it for over 12 years and it is very reliable it uses both battery(9volt) and converter,it has a nice feature you can calibrate it to another instrument that is not 440 hrtz(standard pitch) there are some new tuners that are less expensive and work just as well I think I paid around 60 dollars new back in 1995

Thanks for your cooperation Branko j and the algorithms would be a welcome contribution that could benefit members who aspire on keyboards

Thanks Ark I should be good to go hopefully sat.either way i will record

Welcome Stransongs to chordie if you want to get a recording into your computer you will need recording software to process it to your hard drive as a mp3, wav, etc. there are a few freeware programs like Reaper and Audacity, Audacity is the easiest to learn. If you dont have a recorder then you will need to either mic the amp, or if it has a line out jack run a 1/4 in guitar chord with a 1/8 in female mono adapter to the mic input on the back of your pc and open the software program and see if your getting a signal, do you have recording gear or software? let me know so I can give you my best recomendation.

Pix thats a real beauty looks like your gonna have a blast

welcome to Chordie kajiMa very interesting post what country is purddy in im not to familar with this location

Pix I dont play it well but I can tell you it is a Spanish orientated sort of classical sound but definitely unique to the native Hawaiians,its understandable why they dont share this with outsiders or mainlanders its part of there culture there's an island in the Hawaiian chain called Neihow (not the correct spelling) its pronounced knee e ou and only pure Hawaiians are allowed to live or visit there its almost like a Quaker village with no modern conveniences and during WW II a Japanese pilot who was part of the attack on pearl harbor December 7Th 1941 crash landed there and terrorized the inhabitants he was killed as he tried to escape wikipedia has a artical on this. I spent several years on Oahu and Maui it took a while for the locals to accept me but once they did they were warm and friendly,if you really want to know what the island people are like get away from the main tourist attractions to the other side of the island and visit the smaller villages.Charles Lindberg is buried on Maui in a remote almost impossible place to visit,you will have a great vacation there maybe someday I will return