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Joined: Feb 2010
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My practice is working on different chord arrangements with different strum patterns on both the 6 and 12 stringers, making sure to record what I am doing and go back and listen to make notation of what chord patterns were used, the key, etc. Flatpicking the 12-string gives a whole different interest to the chords and seems to breath new life into even the most common progression. I use a capo occasionally, but not a metronome.
Randy
SONAR 8.5 Studio
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