No problem Andy. I was thinking in terms of
maybe Don's cousin, Irwin Ho...or was that
Norman Ho? lol
singing along
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AcousticAl
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I like when Neil puts a sing-along part in his lessons. It definitely helps me with my playing, as I still have trouble keeping steady strumming while singing at the same time.
I personally hope he continues the sing-along segments.
I personally hope he continues the sing-along segments.
AcousticAl wrote:
Whoa back on topic so quickly... Unheard of, but Al I do agree with you the sing along is good as long as its not me you hear singingI like when Neil puts a sing-along part in his lessons. It definitely helps me with my playing, as I still have trouble keeping steady strumming while singing at the same time.
I personally hope he continues the sing-along segments.
I personally like the sing-along because I primarily play to accompany my singing and having it gives a reference to when the lyrics happen in reference to the chords. It is especially helpful on fingerstyle songs.
It doesn't matter if Neil's singing is like my playing as long as it is correct in it's placement.
Keep Playing
Ric
It doesn't matter if Neil's singing is like my playing as long as it is correct in it's placement.
Keep Playing
Ric
Neil wrote:
It gives me hope for my own singing!! I vote for continued singing, it really makes it easier to learn the tune for me!
At least when Neil sings along we know he's human!!Thanks for the comparison and the vote of confidence. I know that hearing them together is a big help so I will take that plunge whenever I can. Besides, it's all among friends here!
Neil
It gives me hope for my own singing!! I vote for continued singing, it really makes it easier to learn the tune for me!-
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Go for it Neil--it's a tremendous help to hear where those cord changes occur in the song---on a downbeat, upbeat or wherever, it will make a strong contribution to getting it down right.