BLOGGER UPLOAD PROCEDURE
I put this article up because a number of people wanted to know hoew to upload an image to blogger
Click on add image icon
Browse to image
Click ‘Open’Click on ‘upload image’ button
Click on 'Done'
Make sure you are in ‘Compose’ view, else you will just see the script
The image should be there
Be aware of file naming conventions.
Use underscore acoustic_guitar.jpg or
Camel case AcousticGuitar.jpg.
You'll find the latest DADGAD Scale update at the-guitarplayer.com free tab and guitar notation
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Guitar Blog - how to upload an image
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I never realised the DADGAD tuning was a country tuning. I had classical training at school, and messed around with DADGAD after reading about it in a magazine. The players who used it mentoined were mostly jazz/avant garde/experimental players.
Sounds a bit Eastern to my ears.
It's possible to get an Eastern sound by flattening the 2nd. Traditional;ly it's more the acoustic folk/celtic/world sort of players that use it. Maybe not a lot of country players. I've added the scales at http://the-guitarplayer.com with blues and country scales because I see the potential of it. Generally the country players would just used dropped D or use a sharp 3 F# instead of the G string. It's a tremendous tuning because it doesn't lock you in with a third being minor or major.
thanks for the info on DADGAD I am just learning how to play with this tuning
Thank you for this post.
I think you meant "how" instead of "hoew." To be frank i never knew how to upload an image. I've been using photobucket's html codes for blogs. Thanks dude!
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