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Strange how things pan out. It sounds like a fantastic opportunity to do something with the family and I look forward to hearing the result.

Roger

Here is what one 8 year old Irish girl decided she wanted doing to her school: http://www.wimp.com/prankcall/

Roger

It has always been my understanding that a high input is for a guitar with passive PU's and a low input is for one with active ones.

So a normal electic guitar would plug into the high and an electro acoustic (with a battery and pre-amp) would go into the low input some as not to overload the amp.

Roger

Incredible photography!!

Jeff, because we normally hear ourselves talk and sing internally and not solely with our ears, a recording then sounds like a stranger and it does take some getting used to. Rest assured if you sounded awful Toney is honest enough to tell you, so don't be so down on yourself.

Roger

The only way to master this is to be able to play the music without thinking about it.

One of the exercises I go through with my students is to get them to play a simple chord progression, say G, Em, C and D, whist holding a conversation about anything at all. I will play along with them to start off with but drop out when they seem to be coping. Not the easiest of exercises but it is fun.

Roger

Not knowing the song Alice's Reastaurant, I have just looked and found it on YouTube but every version I heard was spoken and not sung. Can you give me a link to the version you are trying to sing?

Roger

Nice chord progession and it flows well. I enjoyed playing and singing it but as usual I would like to hear a recording of how you meant the song to sound.

Roger

Welcome to Chordie Scott,

I see you have already found the Recording section and met Russ, Jerome and Ark. You have a great collection of gear listed there and I have to say that I am rather envious of the Fender 12er .

Enjoy Chordie,

Roger

Good for you Jim, I am sure you will go down a storm.

However it might be an idea to deliberately throw a few mistakes in the last couple of numbers, just to make sure that they are not so mesmerized and enthralled that that they go and lock the doors to keep you there for a week or two .

Roger

Welcome Kajir,

Nice collection of guitars (and stuff). Don't forget we do have a Poetry section for you to display your handywork.

Roger

As is usual for me I played your song (after checking up on a couple of chords ) but much preferred to hear your recording, some great guitar work there.

Well done,

Roger