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Ok, I'm not exactly new to guitar but I figured this would be the best place to ask this question. I'm working on a song and I can't exactly figure out which key it is in and which other chords would work with what I've got so far. My song starts with Am - AmMAJ7 - Am7 - Fm - Am - E7 - Am. My guesses have been that it's either in the Key of C or A minor harmonic. Any suggestions on what other chords go well with the sound?
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This is the dumbest guitar question I've ever asked and I'm just being lazy, but could someone transpose "the polygon song" for me? I'm hearing the key of c# with a 1-5-4 progression for the verse but that's all I could manage.
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Feb 25, 2012 01:59
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In my classroom I would like to have a guitar for my students who finish work early. Have a little Stratocaster hanging up on the wall so students could check through tutorials and teach themselves guitar if they are so inclined. My students are teenagers, so I don't think I need an undersized practice guitar. My questions are: 1. What is the cheapest guitar option I can get (I would prefer an electric guitar)? I wouldn't want a nice guitar to get banged up, and I'm also not interested in breaking the bank over something the kids might not even appreciate. However, I am planning on eventually having some students perform for the rest of the school, so I would prefer a guitar that can be plugged into an amp and isn't a complete piece of garbage. 2. In order for the students to practice without disrupting the rest of the class, I would like the guitar to be able to be plugged into head phones so the student could hear themselves and block out other sounds. Are there headphones that plug into a guitar jack? What are they called? 3. Eventually I would like my students to be able to have other humans hear them play this electric guitar. What is my least expensive amp option? I would preferably like an amp that is loud enough to be heard in a full auditorium (We just use our school's basketball court/gym). I was also wondering if the small little portable amps would be powerful enough for such a feat, of if I should stop being cheap and buy an actual amp. Any answers would be appreciated. Also, any beginner resources for my students would also be helpful. I've played for years, but I am not a music teacher, they will be doing this as an extra activity if they finish their Science work early.
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Jul 25, 2015 21:58
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