Jam Section.
Wassupwithat
Apr 30 2006, 09:44 AM
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It would be a REALLY great addition if we had a jam station like the one here, http://www.worldguitar.com/start.html, it keeps really good time, it tells you what scale to play and what are the chords used! Not many music track players can do that, just a suggestion tho, the only downside of this program is that there arent too many chord progressions, just about 4-5 per key. Would be great if it was added to the site tho biggrin.gif

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Xuestor
Jul 20 2006, 01:58 PM
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really great webpage you got there!!

really fun to get a good melody and get suggested scales, see them on the fretboard and just be able to concentrate on the scales. It's great hearing that something I just come up with actually can sound in tune to the music biggrin.gif

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