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On the third scale, the 9th string is missing the vertical lines which separate the measures. Otherwise it looks great to me.

But inquiring minds want to know: "Are you going to build a copedant int ...

I saw the E-9 default window in the pitch change screen when I reloaded after changing to C-6 - sorry about that.

Some months ago I had a long e-mail exchange with Matthieu about pedal/KLs which both ...

I don't think there is an E9 button on the pitch change menu. In Score\Instrument menu in the Module Screen there is a block which has fiddle, dulcimer, etc as choices but you can type in PSG C-6 the ...

Jim - You're right. Sliding from one fret to another with pedals engaged at both frets does work but from (or to) open-to-pedals just results in the sound of the first note and the sum of the duratio ...

I just heard back from Matthieu. Raising the strings an octave does produce a tuning glitch. However, the book solution to removing the bass clef is to simply change the position of Middle C in the ...

Whoa! I see this happens on C6. (Guess which neck I'm stuck on.) I tried raising the string pitch an octave which gets rid of the bass cleff for all notes but I get glitches on the high E string an ...

Sounds like you have somehow added a bass clef instrument or a piano. Check the upper right corner of your screen. There is a small window with the name of an instrument in it and and small numbered ...

Bill Llewellyn -

Are there any ill effects to adding an 8 OHM dummy load in parallel with your arrangement to bring the impedance down to 4 OHMs net?

Thanks for the help, John. I tried that MIDI dump early on with both MIDI file types. The JS-5 will not accept them. Perhaps I'm dumping them incorrectly. I can play simple MIDI files by streaming ...

Many music composition programs, including TABlEdit, will generate a MIDI file which can be played through a PC or even burned to a CD. The CD route is certainly more portable but tempo can't be varie ...

Randy fabricated parts for an MCI I bought (unseen) and had to repair before it could be played. Not only was he a wealth of knowledge but very patient with a newbie. The parts arrived quickly, look ...

Bruce -
If you replaced ISDN with cable and were using a 3COM/USRobotics ISDN modem then your problem sounds to me like you need to run "Uninstall Control Center" (Start/Programs/3COM/Control Center/ ...

Whoops, sorry about that. Just remove the brass sleeve, don't replace it with anything and wind the string directly on the shaft. Sounds like you have the problem licked if you have 95% of the volum ...

If there is a brass sleeve on the shaft of the pot, you might try removing it. My Sho-Bud pedal would only open 75-80% until I removed the sleeve. Jack Stoner's comments on string tension and turns ...

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Topic: Look at my tab - please
Joe Donahue Replies: 16 Views: 2833	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 1 Feb 2002 8:41 am Subject: Look at my tab - please
Joe Donahue Replies: 16 Views: 2833	On the third scale, the 9th string is missing the vertical lines which separate the measures. Otherwise it looks great to me. But inquiring minds want to know: "Are you going to build a copedant int ...
Topic: C6th on Tabledit
Joe Donahue Replies: 10 Views: 2774	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 25 Jan 2002 12:12 pm Subject: C6th on Tabledit
Joe Donahue Replies: 10 Views: 2774	I saw the E-9 default window in the pitch change screen when I reloaded after changing to C-6 - sorry about that. Some months ago I had a long e-mail exchange with Matthieu about pedal/KLs which both ...
Topic: C6th on Tabledit
Joe Donahue Replies: 10 Views: 2774	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 24 Jan 2002 11:24 am Subject: C6th on Tabledit
Joe Donahue Replies: 10 Views: 2774	I don't think there is an E9 button on the pitch change menu. In Score\Instrument menu in the Module Screen there is a block which has fiddle, dulcimer, etc as choices but you can type in PSG C-6 the ...
Topic: Tabledit Set-Up
Joe Donahue Replies: 9 Views: 2049	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 15 Jan 2002 10:32 am Subject: Tabledit Set-Up
Joe Donahue Replies: 9 Views: 2049	Jim - You're right. Sliding from one fret to another with pedals engaged at both frets does work but from (or to) open-to-pedals just results in the sound of the first note and the sum of the duratio ...
Topic: Tabledit Set-Up
Joe Donahue Replies: 9 Views: 2049	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 10 Jan 2002 2:10 pm Subject: Tabledit Set-Up
Joe Donahue Replies: 9 Views: 2049	I just heard back from Matthieu. Raising the strings an octave does produce a tuning glitch. However, the book solution to removing the bass clef is to simply change the position of Middle C in the ...
Topic: Tabledit Set-Up
Joe Donahue Replies: 9 Views: 2049	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 9 Jan 2002 12:35 pm Subject: Tabledit Set-Up
Joe Donahue Replies: 9 Views: 2049	Whoa! I see this happens on C6. (Guess which neck I'm stuck on.) I tried raising the string pitch an octave which gets rid of the bass cleff for all notes but I get glitches on the high E string an ...
Topic: Tabledit Set-Up
Joe Donahue Replies: 9 Views: 2049	Forum Section: Tablature Posted: 9 Jan 2002 9:39 am Subject: Tabledit Set-Up
Joe Donahue Replies: 9 Views: 2049	Sounds like you have somehow added a bass clef instrument or a piano. Check the upper right corner of your screen. There is a small window with the name of an instrument in it and and small numbered ...
Topic: Amp building idea.......
Joe Donahue Replies: 25 Views: 3027	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 27 Oct 2001 9:25 am Subject: Amp building idea.......
Joe Donahue Replies: 25 Views: 3027	Bill Llewellyn - Are there any ill effects to adding an 8 OHM dummy load in parallel with your arrangement to bring the impedance down to 4 OHMs net?
Topic: Playing MIDI Files
Joe Donahue Replies: 2 Views: 924	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 26 Sep 2001 6:05 am Subject: Playing MIDI Files
Joe Donahue Replies: 2 Views: 924	Thanks for the help, John. I tried that MIDI dump early on with both MIDI file types. The JS-5 will not accept them. Perhaps I'm dumping them incorrectly. I can play simple MIDI files by streaming ...
Topic: Playing MIDI Files
Joe Donahue Replies: 2 Views: 924	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 25 Sep 2001 9:07 am Subject: Playing MIDI Files
Joe Donahue Replies: 2 Views: 924	Many music composition programs, including TABlEdit, will generate a MIDI file which can be played through a PC or even burned to a CD. The CD route is certainly more portable but tempo can't be varie ...
Topic: Nice MSA Parts from Randy Reimer
Joe Donahue Replies: 18 Views: 2468	Forum Section: Pedal Steel Posted: 11 Jul 2001 7:30 am Subject: Nice MSA Parts from Randy Reimer
Joe Donahue Replies: 18 Views: 2468	Randy fabricated parts for an MCI I bought (unseen) and had to repair before it could be played. Not only was he a wealth of knowledge but very patient with a newbie. The parts arrived quickly, look ...
Topic: No ISDN devices.....?
Joe Donahue Replies: 4 Views: 1375	Forum Section: Computers Posted: 23 Jun 2001 8:33 am Subject: No ISDN devices.....?
Joe Donahue Replies: 4 Views: 1375	Bruce - If you replaced ISDN with cable and were using a 3COM/USRobotics ISDN modem then your problem sounds to me like you need to run "Uninstall Control Center" (Start/Programs/3COM/Control Center/ ...
Topic: Sho~Bud volume pedal problems
Joe Donahue Replies: 5 Views: 1272	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 9 May 2001 9:38 am Subject: Sho~Bud volume pedal problems
Joe Donahue Replies: 5 Views: 1272	Whoops, sorry about that. Just remove the brass sleeve, don't replace it with anything and wind the string directly on the shaft. Sounds like you have the problem licked if you have 95% of the volum ...
Topic: Sho~Bud volume pedal problems
Joe Donahue Replies: 5 Views: 1272	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 7 May 2001 12:26 pm Subject: Sho~Bud volume pedal problems
Joe Donahue Replies: 5 Views: 1272	If there is a brass sleeve on the shaft of the pot, you might try removing it. My Sho-Bud pedal would only open 75-80% until I removed the sleeve. Jack Stoner's comments on string tension and turns ...