Loraine
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Great to have you here @Walnut – Enjoy the journey!!
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What a very cool win @Ron-N !! Beautiful guitar.
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Nice job @Omar_A.H. I’m shocked you haven’t jumped on board before this, but it’s nice to see you doing the improvs.
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Playing and singing are difficult to do (who woulda thunk), but my suggestion is to try and play a song that’s lyrics follow the tune. Something simple, like happy birthday or twinkle twinkle little star to get started. There are some basic songs that are a little more advanced that still have the lyrics follow the rhythm. The other thing is to really know how to play the song before putting vocals to it. Also, know your vocals inside and out so that you don’t have to think about them when playing and singing.
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Nice and smooth @charlie_d
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Nicely done @jonathandavid
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Great win John – hopefully your tape it and let us listen in.
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Very nicely done @Michael_D
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I enjoyed all 3 of them. Great job @Daniel_Morin (don’t cheat by using a pick next time 🙂 )
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Aw, Happy Birthday @JulieI
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@Moonhare I love your enthusiasm, as it’s very contagious. I find myself smiling and feeling the joy and fun of your journey.
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The same strings can sound different on different guitars, and yes guitars season over time and sound different as they age. The great thing about guitar and strings are the many choices we have. I have an arsenal of all different types of strings to try out. It’s so much fun finding the one that sings with a particular guitar.
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Hi @Donita and welcome to TAC! I wholly agree with Bill. Spend as much time as needed on the lessons in the 30 days to play. It’s a great introduction, but a word of caution. We’re not shooting for perfection, just understanding of the concept. Shoot for improvement and understanding. Also, you can mark something complete and move forward. You always have the option of revisiting a previous lesson. I did that several times while taking the 30 days to play. Don’t get bogged down by a lesson. Move forward and you’ll be surprised later to find something previously taught comes more easily when you revisit it. Have fun!
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Very cool that you were able to do it in person!
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Well dang … I’m totally impressed!