On May 2, 6:10 am, "RCE" wrote:
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On May 1, 8:51 pm, "RCE" wrote:

Bring it and your strumming fingers over. Here's a recent (like last
week)
and not completely finished project I've been working on.

http://www.eisboch.com/musicroom

Still have a few things to hook up and some peaking and tweeking to do.

Now that is a beautiful playroom, nice job. Does the family jam with
you? Always like jamming with folks who won't tell me I suck

Mrs. E., some of her friends and other female family members occasionally do
their "girls night out" get togethers at our house and they like to fool
around doing the Karaoke thing. I included that capability in the room
design so they can use it for that. I fool around, mostly by myself on the
keyboards or guitars. Sometimes I'll program a set of midi file songs in
the computer, have the computer automatically load them to the keyboards and
I'll attempt to play along on one of the guitars. Right now I am trying to
learn the bass.

Eisboch

You should check out the Hal Leonard play along series, got mine at
Guitar Center. They have books that represent almost all types of
music, from 60's, 70's, blues, metal, country, even a series on "hair
rock" like poison and cinderella. They come with very complete sheet
music and a cd containing two versions of each song in the book. One
version has all the music including the leads so you can folow the
music, the other has the guitar section cut out so you can play along
yourself, neither have vocals. Very well done of course, music sounds
very close to origional so it's like a karoke setup for guitar. A few
years back I decided to start playing and decided I would also learn
to read music so I have Alfreds basic guitar method. The wife play
some too, but even better she bought a sweet ovation celeb, black of
course. My fav is my latest, a Takamine 12 string. I guess the best
thing that happened lately is my middle child marrying a professional
guitar teacher, needless to say, we invite them for dinner a lot