A tune for your enjoyment....or maybe not

[Chris Sims]

Where is the HALL REVERB function screen from?

[basilh]

The Manual..

[Dick Wood]

Chris,

There's a button labled EFF 1 on the left side of the board. When you hit that then you can call up a library of various effects which can then be modified.

[Dick Wood]

Uffe,

Thanks so much for your kind words.

I really enjoy Jeff Newmans material not only for playing along with but for working out new ideas for how to phrase melody lines in a song.

[Chris Sims]

I checked on the JF Honkty Tonk Heroes set, unfortunately there is no tab with it..do u have a site you buy the tab from for these songs?
Buying the songs individually at $20 a pop from JF for their other series isn't for me.

[Dick Wood]

Hi Chris,

There is no tab with the tracks.

They are simply ryhthm tracks so you can create your own leads and add other instruments if you like.

I believe Jeff designed these for players who are already playing at some basic level but who would like a band to play against in order to develope their own intro's outro's leads etc.

The Honky Tonk series CD's have somewhere around 12-15 tunes so you have a variety of styles to work with and he does also have CD's with many of the same songs which do include Tab.

I hope this helps you in some way.

[Delvin Morgan]

Dick, I wish I could hear you play but the link won't work for me. After all I was in Bill's shop picking up my Willy when he was working on yours,sure would like to hear it.

[Dick Wood]

Hey Delvin,

I just clicked on the link and it worked fine. Somebody else e-mailed me the other day and said it didn't work.

The problem may be that Zoomshare has a limit to how many times it will play per day unless I fork over $6.95 per month but I'm cheap so just try it again.

[Delvin Morgan]

Nope, Still didn't work. Oh, well. Nothing wrong with being a little cheap, my Grandpa used to say, "don't say cheap, say inexpensive, it sounds better".