The Steel Guitar Forum

Thanks for advice and suggestions.

I understand it's working slowly and carefully (and listening) on discovering the source and then taking measures to correct it.

Watching others play seems to be a good thing to do too.

Thanks again,
Yossi

Hi folks, I'm a new player of C6 lap steel and I wanted to get some advice about achieving good technique. When I play chord grip quarter notes and I'm going from a grip at one fret to another, say from the 7th fret up to the 11th. I've played the notes, dampened the strings and I'm leaving the bar ...

Hi folks,

My attempt of a slow version of the song Wabash Cannonball, that I learned from the Basic C6th Nonpedal Lab Steel Method by DeWitt Scott.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiBtnrvCyYE

Any advice would be appreciated!

Yossi

I'm not sure, but maybe this will do it. Try saving the song using the command: "save song with patches and harmony", found in the drop down file commands. That should save your song with all the changes you have added.

Yossi

Just wanted to introduce myself, My name is Yossi, I live in Israel and I'm working on learning lap steel guitar. I converted my electric guitar that I never play to a lap steel, put new strings on it, and started learning C6 tuning. Recently, on a trip to the States, I purchased an Epiphone Electar...

I just bought a Epiphone Electar Lap Steel and case (1938!). The case's leather handle was broken and falling apart. I got a replacement here:

http://www.hardwareelf.com/elf/handles.jsp

Nice selection of handles and hardware for cases.

All the best.
Yossi