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by bennash - 06/07/26 09:34 PM
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Joined: Jun 2003
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Mike, where do you buy those pencils? I looked, couldn't find. I've never seen .9mm pencil. I've used .5mm often, some .7mm. Seriously, why PURPLE? Why not black?
Hopefully, my last questions for awhile.
Key of G. Say you going from Am to C on the guitar. The Am is a 2m and the C is a 4. On the in between beat, I strike the A-string on fret 2. That's a B note. I guess it's Am/B. This is a very audible "change" as I play this. I just wrote Am for my duo guy but this confused him, he was wanting to change the chord (since he could hear something change). Would you show this or leave it as Am? (2m)
AND... do you always make a chart fit one page?
[This message has been edited by DukeWill (edited 07-20-2006).]
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