Cadgirl
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You made it back to guitar playing, that’s all that matters. It’s amazing how much you forget in those years you don’t pick up the guitar.
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congratulations on passing the 200 mark. Good job there.
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Pride and Joy is my favorite Stevie Ray Vaughan song. Good job on adding a little bit of Rockabilly twist. I’m glad I took the time to give it a listen.
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Save the pdf to your computer. Some like….. “2021-11-20 Todays challenge”. Then If I take some time off I can still do them in order. But, like Loraine said once the month is done with, those disappear off the website.
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Great idea. We travel on occasion so I purchased a small travel guitar to take with me, and I do mean small. Good for you that you have somewhere to store your guitar, hope it works well for you.
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@Schroder ,Take a snap shot of the lesson with your IPhone. Sometimes all you need to do is get an additional glance to refresh your memory. Google how to make a folder on your IPhone (the folder will be in your photo area). I have one called “Guitar” You can move all your guitar snaps into that directory. It’s just an idea.
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That was so nice of you to make a TAC Bridge sheet for newbies. It’s a BIG help. For myself….. If not for the community and all the helpful members. I think i would have been lost. Very sorry to see you go. You have been a big help and inspiration to others.
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I was just looking at justin guitar. He will teach you a lot of songs and has them from easy to hard. Take a look at it, http://www.justinguitar.com I also use ultimate guitar, it’s a also a good one to add to your guitar list.
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well….. @Guitargeezer I think we would need to know what Taylors guitar you now own to give an idea of partnership.
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I would recommend doing all the sections. Even if it’s a read through. I know I skipped a lot but ended up going back and redoing them all. It doesn’t take long and I think it’s worth it.
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Welcome back @bsmith8332 , but now you have to recondition those finger tips again. OUCH! If you can’t do the challenges at least try to stick to the 10 minutes a day even if it’s just doing the scales or switching chords. Don’t let those fingers go soft.
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Thank you so much for getting back with me. I figured it wouldn’t be a boomer which is ok with me. I don’t need a loud guitar. It’s just me that I’m playing for, for the most part anyway. I want a 12 with some mellow sounds and somewhat easy to fret. I owned a tinny, hard to play 12 string before and don’t want to go that road again. Here is what I’m thinking of doing… The Taylor 562 is the same price as I paid for my Martin D28. The guitar store will give me a decent mark-down % if I trade in another guitar, plus the store will give me a decent trade-in for the D28. So I won’t lose a lot of money in the transaction. If I get the 562 and really like it and play it more, it will all be worth it. My D28 just sits on the wall. The store said I could buy the 562 and try it out and see if I like it and see if it’s worth keeping otherwise I can return it to the store for full refund. I can’t find a 562 in any stores near me. That might be the route I will have to take. I hope all of this makes sense. Can’t thank you enough for your input.
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Thanks @GuitarGeni. I had a 12 string about 30 years ago. It had a cheap tinny sound and hard to play, sold it and never thought about it again. Lately thou… I like to give it another try. I’m going to check out the guitars you mentioned. Thanks again.
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I looked for the “90 day replay” this morning and it hasn’t been uploaded yet. Hopefully today.
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The class is really informative. I actually don’t know why anyone would have to wait to start it, It’s all prerecorded? Unless it’s easier to have more of a classroom of people? I got stuck a couple of times on exercises but just went to the community support and they helped me out. Good luck.