[Loraine]

@andy838 It is available to all members. You just have to pay for it.

[Loraine]

@JJM Welcome to TAC & congrats on completing the 30 days to play. 8n the Skills section, you might want to take a look at the Jumpstart courses. The finger and flatpicking ones teach you songs. TAC doesn’t teach songs per se, but it focuses on building a practice routine and on fundamentals. There are a lot of great sites and YouTube videos that teach full songs. Google 2 and 3 chord beginner songs. Good luck and have some fun with it!

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@ Your best bet is to send a message directly to the TAC team. There used to be the Song Vault but Tony didn’t feel that people wanted songs, which is far from what I’ve seen, maybe if enough people request songs TAC will reinstate or offer something again.

[Loraine]

If you’re unable to find the key on the low E, try finding it on the high E instead. Same process. It just takes practice.

[Loraine]

That’s the one thing about finger and flatpicking, you get a clear sense of when you fret a clean chord. Make sure your palm is pushed towards the floor in your fretting hand. This adds natural arch to your fingers and makes it easier to fret on the tips of your fingers.

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Great observance @Biff_Gordon !

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Great job completing the course Rando!

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Keep up the great work @Stickmaker !

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Congrats on completing FBW @markvguitar ! Great stuff, and looking forward to your video.

[Loraine]

@Michelle-PSL Was great to see you perform recently.

[Loraine]

Perseverance wins the reach @Stickmaker ! Keep up the great work!

[Loraine]

Hey @Dirk_R – did you look in the calendar on justguitargeeks.com? If Scones is scheduled it will be in the calendar with a link.

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Welcome back @EricBogo , and great start by recommitting and developing your 90 day goals.

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@bixentelizarazu Have you taken the 30 Days to Play course? If not, I would start there, as it gives you a baseline. I wouldn’t worry about speed right now. Focus more on form and accuracy, and speed will come later. Just give the daily challenges a try for at least 10 minutes and then mark them complete. You can always continue to practice them, if you like, or you can mark them as a favorite (the heart under the video) and it will be saved in your favorites (found using the drop down arrow next to your photo at the top right of the page). The starting point should be the 30 Days to Play and then the Next Six Chords after that. They cover basic open chords that you’ll need to know.

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Maybe they’ll post something today.