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  1. I'm starting session and I'm working on getting my Guitar Pro files setup.  I noticed that on the Treble Cleft that the Key Signature is marked as F#, where I've always seen one # on the Treble Cleft naming it as G.  Why does the book mark it as F#?  Is it because all F notes are actually played as F#?

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  2. I remember seeing the Fretlight guitars.  I thought they were cool initially, but then I figured that I'd end up looking more at my fingers when playing more than anything else.  So, I just stayed away from that one.

    Nice to see another Guitar Pro user on here.  I also have Presonus Progression (pre-version of Notion) that I can use with my Tripleplay on guitar to record midi into my computer.  So, I can see how I'm playing and also record music notation with just playing the guitar rather than having to manually insert notes.  That's one feature I wish GP would put into it's software.

  3. Is there an area on there to submit a "bug".  I read Steve's article about Why people play, and at the end he said to comment on below on why you play.  The option to comment it disabled.  I'm not sure if it's an issue with the article having comments disabled, or if Articles by default aren't allowed to have comments.

     

     

  4. @NeilES335 Thank you for the info.  I started off playing guitar using Rocksmith (original version (2012) and updated to use the 2014 version.  I also have Bandfuse as well.  Bandfuse helped with learning to sight read tab to a degree.  Some Chord tabs are hard to read depending on the speed of the song.  So, I've been playing guitar albeit choppy for a little while now.

    I'm going through the L&M guitar course primarily to help better learn fundamentals and reading of sheet music.  I just finished Session 2 today and am going to start on session 3.  I have a Google Calendar setup for myself to help me keep track of my progress. 

    I'm a little familiar with the Circle of Fifths already, since I've designed a CMS for my Church that allows transposing of Chords and song signature Keys.  The Circle of Fifths came in handy when we had to transpose songs down for the singers.  I just have some holes in areas, so I'm looking for the L&M course to help fill some of those holes.  Then once I'm done with the course maybe dive deeper into a music theory course.

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  5. Thank you for the verification @Steve Krenz

    As I go through the course, I'll upload .gpx files for each session.

    Here are the Guitar Pro Files for Session 2.  I uploaded the Guitar Pro Files for Session 1 under that lesson.

    Session 2 - 1 - First String Exercises.gpx Session 2 - 2 - Second String Exercises.gpx Session 2 - 3 - First and Second String Exercises.gpx Session 2 - 4 - Ode To Joy.gpx Session 2 - 5 - Jingle Bells.gpx

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  6. I'm not uploading the files until further response from Steve.  I purposely asked first prior to uploading to make sure it's okay.  I don't doubt that the DVDs work or that reading music notation itself works better over tabs.

    I go through the DVD lessons with the Bonus Content the first 2-3 times, but then afterwards I like using GuitarPro files.  For me it's more streamlined to use the gp files I made to go through the lessons.  I can choose to just have notation on or use notation and tabs or just tabs.  For me it's really just liking to have all the lessons back to back in order to play each part of the lesson in a row.  It also makes it where my wife can then watch TV, and I can do the lessons on my computer, since newer laptops don't include DVD players anymore.

    Speaking of music notation, I just learned that % means to repeat the previous bar of music and %% means to repeat the 2 previous bars of music.  Guitar Pro offers a free song each day to learn and yesterday had Counting Crows - Mister Jones which used that notation.  First time I had encountered it, but found it useful.

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