Thanks, all the best to you and yours, and the rest of the crew on here ...
Cheers
Richard
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Thanks, all the best to you and yours, and the rest of the crew on here ...
Cheers
Richard
phishbonz wrote:Looking for Eric Clapton's "Mustang Sally" TIA
On the "Home" page put the title in the search box and you should get a few from several artists and I'm sure one of them will be Clapton's version but likely in a different key.
I seem to remember E7 & B7 being the main chords used for most of the tune..... I may be wrong though, old age and all that.
Look for Wilson Pickett - I think he did the original ...
For most guitar work and frets included either use a good Luthier or an experienced guitar tech. Just because you can find the the products does not mean most guitar owners would have the same experience doing their work. Guitars of any type are expensive . Why do frets and tech work without using an expert? I
Different people are at different levels of DIY ... you have a valid point, but depends on the value of the guitar to the owner ... and experience, and willingness to expand experience ...
Not sure what's going on now - songbook won't work with Celine Dion (okay, okay - just saying) but does with a Waifs song. Go figure!
Wait ... there's Waif songs on here???
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Richard
Thanks for the link Richard, I'm not sure if we have tried this earlier, or if it was a problem performing properly with our kind of "customized" Chordie Version. Will check it out though.
Doug
Probably depends on the version your running ... one trick I used in the past was to have a hidden field on the page, named something like "description", robots will automatically fill in a form with "known" details - so if this field has a value, it's a robot, as people viewing the page can't see it ...
If you're going to file it, be sure to get one of these (or make something equivilent:
http://www.stewmac.com/Luthier_Tools/To … uards.html
I've filed a few fret without this, but if you nick the wood, it's not a nice outcome ... a couple of slivers of aluminum or thin steel will also do the trick, with a thick lacky band to hold it in place (because I can't afford StewMac prices!!) ...
Cheers
Richard
Whilst we have casually drifted into capo territory ... what are peoples thoughts on the Thalia capo:
https://www.thaliacapos.com/collections/all
Are they as good as they look ... ??
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Thank you Jandle
Neophytte here is one of your music composition's put to a video, Let me know if you don't like it and I will take it down.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOPrNZqHEl4
I give it the thumbs up!! ![]()
Funny thing about that song is that we used it on one of our 'home videos' I make for the kids, specifically this one was traveling down south, where I'd sped up the video, so I always associate the visual imagery of going past cars with that tune now - hahaha ![]()
BTW: what video editing program are you using? I use iMovie on the Mac, and it's quite good, but I'm finding none of the special effects like you've applied ...
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Richard
https://soundcloud.com/rough-as-gut/hey-merry-christmas
Just banged this out,as a few days to go & i`m getting in the xmas mood.
Sounds pretty good for "just mucking about" ... ![]()
neophytte, nice spot to sing such a great song in the park
Well done.
I would love to have heard more with your wife playing along side and singing with you .... hopefully you will get a chance to do it again with her
Thanks ![]()
As you can see from the video, we rarely get the time together to sing, and it's a bit hard to find songs to do together as she likes Jazz and I like rock, but sometimes we find a happy medium ... ![]()
Here is my last song for this month of Christmas songs .... it was a challenge and i found it hard to find chords that suited my vocals as it is quite low in places and high in other places. Anyway, here is my attempt at it.
That was great - I wouldn't have thought you had struggled with this - it sounds really good ... the low opening vocal notes reminded me of some (famous?) singer, but I can't put my finger on who it was ...
Neo Kings park nice setting. Looks like a plesant area to work close to and you did Hallelujah real good . Nice to catch you and wife and kid on video your a good family man.
Thanks ![]()
Good video ... LOL ![]()
You guys did well in that environment
Thanks!!
My time is running out, Mother-in-law arrives tonight, so went before work to Kings Park (which is about 200 metres from work) and recorded "Hallelujah":
Enjoy!
Richard
P.S. Also tried to do one with the wife the day before, but interrupted by kids: https://youtu.be/geiYRtSa5Qg
This is my band playing live on the local Fremantle radio station - it was an interesting experience, normally when you jam you all face each other and have a mic each to do backup vocals, etc, or on a stage situation you'll be facing the crowd with that band interaction, however we were a bit out of practice, and tried to set up in an office at the back of the radio station to get a rehearsal in, but that went pear-shaped when they could hear us in the studio and asked us to stop.
When we got into the studio, which was pretty small, our drummer was sat in the hall with his back to us, there was one microphone to pick us all up, and we had to keep changing positions to have the main vocalist in the right spot (three of us sung in the band), and the only set of headphones so we could hear where we were in the song. I managed to stuff up the intro to the first song, but after that we kept fairly on track.
Here it is, warts and all, I think this was in 1995 or 1996:
http://neophytte.mine.nu/audio/mp3/Neon … t100FM.mp3
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Richard
maybe your own music used as backing would be good too.
Or I'm happy for you to use any of my music ... http://neophytte.mine.nu/audio/
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Richard
I'm guessing it was George ...
neophytte wrote:Sounds pretty good!! What sort of set up are you using ... I'm trying to get mine as simple as possible ...
But I'm missing being able to add FX to guitar and vocals ....
Hey Neo, thanks for the support!
As far as my set up its pretty much as simple as it gets. There were some rough spots to figure out. so here it is.
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Beamer
Cheers for that - at the moment I'm just using a Rode microphone into my iPhone: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/ … c_for.html - the iPhone sits on a tripod and I have my iPad on a stand in front of me ... but I'm thinking of making use of the audio interface I have and plugging that into my Mac via Logic, then doing video via the iPhone and putting it altogether in iMovie ... I'd get (arguably) better sound quality, be able to mix it properly, but going froma setup that takes 10 minutes and is *so* portable, to something that would require mic placement, power, etc - I'm not so keen these days to over complicate things ...
But thanks for your set up info - it sounds similar to what I'm contemplating ...
Cheers
Richard
Neo you got a natural way of tackling any song it is nice to listen to.
Thanks for the compliment ![]()
neophytte..... haha yep couldnt resist the jingle bells mate one!
Yep
I've been trying to get the kids to do the actions* to the "Aussie Jingle bells" (which is pretty similar to the one you did!!), but time has been running away from us - seems every weekend is full and this week my Mother-in-law arrives from overseas so probably won't get to it ![]()
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Richard
*My eldest did this as his "end of year" show in kindergarten with the rest of the class ..
Sounds pretty good!! What sort of set up are you using ... I'm trying to get mine as simple as possible ... ![]()
But I'm missing being able to add FX to guitar and vocals ....
I want a 6 string electric ukulele LEFT Handed .................bah tried everywhere, can`t get one! So finally decided to go with a 8 string non electric ukulele which i will use with the 8 strings for a while .................. but may take 2 strings off to get the 6 string effect which is much nicer.
Couldn't you reverse string something like this:

https://www.amazon.com/Yamaha-GL1-Guita … 2SSP2QPYWZ
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Richard
Ok, here is my very quick attempt at covering Christmas on the beach.
That was great!!
Ok managed to get another quick one in tonight, Jingle Bells - Mate!
Hahaha
Aussie Jingle bells with a NZ twist; I like it!!!
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