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I like the getting "gooder" thanks kenny I am working on another cant tell you the title yet dont want to give to much but its a kinda blues (sorta) but then a lot of songs i write dont really fall in any genre its like a square peg in a round hole syndrome chat later

The one I just uploaded to myspace

Thanks Geo it took a while but im still hungry looking for more

Thank you Phill I am elated you are adding your name your recordings are proof of your ability to mix and engineer a project and with the membership on chordie over the 200,000 mark quality assistance is a huge benifit to this forum welcome

I think dino,s advise is probably your solution get a basic chord book from any music store and they will indicate which finger go's where plus a lot more helpful info and after you learn the basic posistions the Alchemist program can take you further because you will understand why those dots are where they are on a chord diagram

I have updated my profile on wikipedia and all the information is verifiable so if a challange or "swift deleting" notice is posted I can back up any additional imformation with facts I have included a mention of chordie with references to its membership number,and the fact that its the largest search engine on the internet and my video tutorials for beginners on recording tips,also a reference to my city of residence (several historical landmarks are located here) and "Fish day" the largest annual gathering of the celebration of (you guessed it)eating fish! and listining to name bands and consuming quantities of alcholic beverages topped off by a dazzling fireworks display and all these facts are ALL verifiable so lets see how this floats
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Acapo this is the link to my user page on wiki

All the text format is in html in these links and in your posts why is that?  

Ark another wonderful effort from the "master of mood" the music conjures up barren images of drifting sand and military vechiles silhouetted before a full moon in the evening sky with sounds of the distant thunder of artillery shells annihilating a favorite osama downtown McDonald's

Who? Django or Emmet?

Alden it occured to me if your amp has a line out you could plug a mic into your amp and use the cord from your line out and attatch the adapter to it and plug into your pc mic input,this way you could mic your acustic or add vocals and you could plug in your electric to your amp useing a stomp box or any effects and the line out signal would feed directly to the audacity program and I still recomend looking at the tutorials theres a lot of information provided that may help (sure couldn't hurt)

Alden if your acoustic is electric you can use an adapter it can be purchased at Radio shack or most electronic stores it is a 1/4 " female to a 1/8 " mono plug it cost less then $5.00 the guitar chord plugs into the female end and the small mono jack plugs into the back of your computers sound card (mic input) this holds true for the electric also just a plain old guitar chord is all you need you plug the guitar chord into the female adapter and that adapter plugs into your computer but you will need the audacity program it can be downloaded from sourceforge.net it is a free program and a free download,one more thing I would suggest downloading the tutorials on audacity from my mediafire link at the bottom of this post the folder is named "audacity" and download as many as you wish, there all free. if you have space on your PC i would download all of them they are short 5 or 6 min videos but they should get you on your way to recording your tracks and if you need any help give a holler here in the recording forum, and one other thing you can record your acoustic with a microphone if you have one the same way and once you have the Audacity program set up on your pc you will need to set some adjustments so you can hear what your recording and listen to what you recorded as you lay another track when you get this far just look at the tutorials they explain it and if you need further explaining this is the place