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Thanks Jerry.

Sleepwalk is my first attempt at a complete TAB. New to the PSG, my goal is to learn the fretboard quickly so I can use sheet music instead of TAB; I think writing TAB will help me in t ...

Large knuckle? Did you mean to say that? My picks (Newman JF and National NP1 and NP2) only go as far as the base of my cuticle - maybe a tad beyond - but nowhere near the knuckle. I'm new to PSG and ...

Hi Sherman,

I'm going to snoop around the Internet and Microsoft to see if anyone has fonts or symbols that can be plugged into Excel. I looked through Excel's symbols (Insert -> Symbols) but nothing ...

I just purchased an S-10DB and accessory pack from Carter. The pack contained the Goodrich pedal - for me, the L-120 to suit my height and seating position.

The piano is, indeed, played with the forearms parallel to the floor. This position facilitates range of motion, dexterity, speed, and comfort. I suggest that the same applies to the PSG.

A few weeks ...

I think there are two ways to present a piece of music: the way the composer intended and wrote it (if that is know) and the way it sounds best to you, in your circumstance, on your instrument, with y ...

The original recording was in the key of C#. You can hear it here:
[url=http://www.angelfire.com/music4/wavrave5/oldies/JohnnyandSanto_Sleepwalker.wav]http://www.angelfire.com/music4/wavrave5/oldies/ ...

Sherman, what, if anything, have you tried to indicate time? I am new to TAB and when I see, e.g., a fret notation in the middle of a 4/4 measure I don't know if the note is a half-note or a quarter-n ...

I have received many requests for the Excel template, which I am continually upgrading - and will continue to do so. Since I have never used TABs, your input aids my learning process. I will automatic ...

Mel, I emailed the TAB. Be glad to help you with Excel if you would like; can create a TAB to your liking.

Ed

Dave, the TAB is in the mail.

Ed

If anyone is interested, post or email me and I will send you as an attachment two Excel 10-string TABs I created: one a template (16 bars on a page), the other for "Sleepwalk" so you can see what it ...

Hey Gary, you ever have one of those DUH moments. I've DL'ed or printed tabs, often finding that they were rendered in 6-point font, far beyond the reach of my eye-to-music stand distance. Spent a bi ...

Great photos Greg: makes sense of my tortured effort to describe those pyramid cones at the corners.

Dave, I’m with Greg all the way: don’t agonize. Given that Peavey ships in their cardboard box ...

Peavey just shipped me NV112 by UPS. It was packed in a standard 48lbs edge crush, 100lbs weight limit cardboard box with no special strapping tape. Inside, the amp was supported at each corner by har ...

If you have no pedal steel experience I cannot recommend Jeff Newman’s (Jeffran College) “Right Hand Alpha” (one hour DVD) and “Pedal Steel Guitar Technique” (two hour DVD) and “Rhythm Tra ...

Mark,

I had a CS for two weeks. Then bought a Carter SD-10 with a GL EON PU. I would say get the most guitar you can afford and whose sound you like best at the outset. You'll outgrow the starters qu ...

Billy,

I have not heard the PF-II which GL describes as a "full-bodied pickup." I like the highs of an E-66 and the lows of the 10-1, which is why I use the E-on. My guess is that the PF-II at 20 ohm ...

Thomas,

The question I have is what do YOU mean when you say 'will be better?" Suppose you are playing fills and riffs in a smoke-filled dance hall: does the audience appreciate good, better, best as ...

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Topic: Excel TAB
Ed Shimkus Replies: 44 Views: 10643	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 17 Oct 2006 10:22 am Subject: Excel TAB
Ed Shimkus Replies: 44 Views: 10643	Thanks Jerry. Sleepwalk is my first attempt at a complete TAB. New to the PSG, my goal is to learn the fretboard quickly so I can use sheet music instead of TAB; I think writing TAB will help me in t ...
Topic: finger picks
Ed Shimkus Replies: 45 Views: 9753	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 14 Oct 2006 10:35 am Subject: finger picks
Ed Shimkus Replies: 45 Views: 9753	Large knuckle? Did you mean to say that? My picks (Newman JF and National NP1 and NP2) only go as far as the base of my cuticle - maybe a tad beyond - but nowhere near the knuckle. I'm new to PSG and ...
Topic: Tab fun
Ed Shimkus Replies: 6 Views: 1774	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 13 Oct 2006 9:19 pm Subject: Tab fun
Ed Shimkus Replies: 6 Views: 1774	Hi Sherman, I'm going to snoop around the Internet and Microsoft to see if anyone has fonts or symbols that can be plugged into Excel. I looked through Excel's symbols (Insert -> Symbols) but nothing ...
Topic: Carter Volume Pedals
Ed Shimkus Replies: 11 Views: 4935	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 13 Oct 2006 9:06 pm Subject: Carter Volume Pedals
Ed Shimkus Replies: 11 Views: 4935	I just purchased an S-10DB and accessory pack from Carter. The pack contained the Goodrich pedal - for me, the L-120 to suit my height and seating position.
Topic: Could we start a pedal height register?
Ed Shimkus Replies: 39 Views: 5935	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 13 Oct 2006 8:59 pm Subject: Could we start a pedal height register?
Ed Shimkus Replies: 39 Views: 5935	The piano is, indeed, played with the forearms parallel to the floor. This position facilitates range of motion, dexterity, speed, and comfort. I suggest that the same applies to the PSG. A few weeks ...
Topic: Sleepwalk, Fm or F?
Ed Shimkus Replies: 18 Views: 4380	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 13 Oct 2006 7:59 am Subject: Sleepwalk, Fm or F?
Ed Shimkus Replies: 18 Views: 4380	I think there are two ways to present a piece of music: the way the composer intended and wrote it (if that is know) and the way it sounds best to you, in your circumstance, on your instrument, with y ...
Topic: Sleepwalk, Fm or F?
Ed Shimkus Replies: 18 Views: 4380	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 13 Oct 2006 12:13 am Subject: Sleepwalk, Fm or F?
Ed Shimkus Replies: 18 Views: 4380	The original recording was in the key of C#. You can hear it here: [url=http://www.angelfire.com/music4/wavrave5/oldies/JohnnyandSanto_Sleepwalker.wav]http://www.angelfire.com/music4/wavrave5/oldies/ ...
Topic: Tab fun
Ed Shimkus Replies: 6 Views: 1774	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 12 Oct 2006 7:47 am Subject: Tab fun
Ed Shimkus Replies: 6 Views: 1774	Sherman, what, if anything, have you tried to indicate time? I am new to TAB and when I see, e.g., a fret notation in the middle of a 4/4 measure I don't know if the note is a half-note or a quarter-n ...
Topic: Excel TAB
Ed Shimkus Replies: 44 Views: 10643	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 11 Oct 2006 8:06 am Subject: Excel TAB
Ed Shimkus Replies: 44 Views: 10643	I have received many requests for the Excel template, which I am continually upgrading - and will continue to do so. Since I have never used TABs, your input aids my learning process. I will automatic ...
Topic: Excel TAB
Ed Shimkus Replies: 44 Views: 10643	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 9 Oct 2006 8:57 pm Subject: Excel TAB
Ed Shimkus Replies: 44 Views: 10643	Mel, I emailed the TAB. Be glad to help you with Excel if you would like; can create a TAB to your liking. Ed
Topic: Excel TAB
Ed Shimkus Replies: 44 Views: 10643	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 9 Oct 2006 6:57 pm Subject: Excel TAB
Ed Shimkus Replies: 44 Views: 10643	Dave, the TAB is in the mail. Ed
Topic: Excel TAB
Ed Shimkus Replies: 44 Views: 10643	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 9 Oct 2006 11:49 am Subject: Excel TAB
Ed Shimkus Replies: 44 Views: 10643	If anyone is interested, post or email me and I will send you as an attachment two Excel 10-string TABs I created: one a template (16 bars on a page), the other for "Sleepwalk" so you can see what it ...
Topic: Tab/Notation Software?
Ed Shimkus Replies: 8 Views: 1363	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 7 Oct 2006 6:24 pm Subject: Tab/Notation Software?
Ed Shimkus Replies: 8 Views: 1363	Hey Gary, you ever have one of those DUH moments. I've DL'ed or printed tabs, often finding that they were rendered in 6-point font, far beyond the reach of my eye-to-music stand distance. Spent a bi ...
Topic: Best/safest way to ship NV400 to a buyer?
Ed Shimkus Replies: 21 Views: 2478	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 6 Oct 2006 10:25 am Subject: Best/safest way to ship NV400 to a buyer?
Ed Shimkus Replies: 21 Views: 2478	Great photos Greg: makes sense of my tortured effort to describe those pyramid cones at the corners. Dave, I’m with Greg all the way: don’t agonize. Given that Peavey ships in their cardboard box ...
Topic: Best/safest way to ship NV400 to a buyer?
Ed Shimkus Replies: 21 Views: 2478	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 5 Oct 2006 6:31 pm Subject: Best/safest way to ship NV400 to a buyer?
Ed Shimkus Replies: 21 Views: 2478	Peavey just shipped me NV112 by UPS. It was packed in a standard 48lbs edge crush, 100lbs weight limit cardboard box with no special strapping tape. Inside, the amp was supported at each corner by har ...
Topic: Beginners question?
Ed Shimkus Replies: 30 Views: 7022	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 3 Oct 2006 6:19 pm Subject: Beginners question?
Ed Shimkus Replies: 30 Views: 7022	If you have no pedal steel experience I cannot recommend Jeff Newman’s (Jeffran College) “Right Hand Alpha” (one hour DVD) and “Pedal Steel Guitar Technique” (two hour DVD) and “Rhythm Tra ...
Topic: Carter or GFI student models?
Ed Shimkus Replies: 38 Views: 12022	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 5 Sep 2006 9:00 pm Subject: Carter or GFI student models?
Ed Shimkus Replies: 38 Views: 12022	Mark, I had a CS for two weeks. Then bought a Carter SD-10 with a GL EON PU. I would say get the most guitar you can afford and whose sound you like best at the outset. You'll outgrow the starters qu ...
Topic: George L's > 10-1 vs PF-II pick ups
Ed Shimkus Replies: 12 Views: 1785	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 5 Sep 2006 8:40 pm Subject: George L's > 10-1 vs PF-II pick ups
Ed Shimkus Replies: 12 Views: 1785	Billy, I have not heard the PF-II which GL describes as a "full-bodied pickup." I like the highs of an E-66 and the lows of the 10-1, which is why I use the E-on. My guess is that the PF-II at 20 ohm ...
Topic: Why selling your Carters?!
Ed Shimkus Replies: 58 Views: 12657	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 5 Sep 2006 8:18 pm Subject: Why selling your Carters?!
Ed Shimkus Replies: 58 Views: 12657	Thomas, The question I have is what do YOU mean when you say 'will be better?" Suppose you are playing fills and riffs in a smoke-filled dance hall: does the audience appreciate good, better, best as ...