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I tried mozilla firefox and did not like it one bit so I deleted it from my pc and Chordie is the only site that my computer freezes up on so its not that big of a deal just an inconvience

well here's my two cents on loop pedals,the parts your looping could be played by "real live musicians" and I dont concider it "live" but a repeatative echo of a phrase played once till another "loop" is added I would rather see a guy with a drum strapped to his back with cymbals and a harmonica at least he's not useing an electronic crutch and thats my opinion on looping,it takes a lot more talent to play it "live" without any effects period.

I have noticed the slower loading times for Chordie after logging in and if you look at the increase in membership over the last few months it has gone from 198,000 to over 224,000 that's over 25,000 new members in little over a 3 month period,I have to believe this has had some effect, how much I'm not sure, but the number of incidences have increased exponentially and coincide with the additional membership

Roger good job on Phills words it has a early sixties feel sort of Cliff Richards or Chad and Jeramey kind of song also sorry to hear about the splitup but relationships are like trains there's always another one on the way so keep the ol chin up

seems like a good idea,next time I need a chord real bad all I have to do is pickup my phone and call for help duh

it sounds like you may need a truss rod adjustment I would take it to a music store and ask a pro to look at it first before doing any adjustments yourself

Alan a very good first effort,over time you will improve your recording techniques and with that produce better recordings,the one thing I did notice was a popping sound on some words and that can be avoided by not singing directly into the microphone or useing a wind screen to filter out the "B's and "P's and getting a better balance between the volume of your guitar and voice but I think overall you did very well and you will only get better

leave the 6th as it is and tune the 5th string to the 2nd tune the 4th to the 1st or 6th raise the 3rd 1/2 step leave the 2nd and 1st the way they are voila! 

long and winding road Beatles
long long road (unknown composer kind of old western)

someone must be having fun the page is back to normal whatever that is

guitardocphil lives in Belgium maybe he has some information that can help,I use an Aleses drum machine and I play it manually but there are some cool fills that are available, but as you say your a cheap burro and I dont know how or where to get drum effects or loops for free if anyone has information that will help please chime in