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Clyde J.Ortego replied to Todd McFarland's discussion What brand do you play?"I play a Silvertone Acoustic from back in the Sixties."
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Mike FlatPickingBuddy commented on Derek's videoRagtime Annie
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Garage Band is an excellent tool for this.
You can import songs, change the key and even slow them down. Even better, you can write your own chords in musical notation and create your own backing tracks, even play them in loops. There's a learning curve but apple ilife has excellent on line help and it's pretty intuitive. Good luck with it. Feel free to reply with questions. JB.
http://www.banjohangout.org
I don't really know any mandolin sites but I'm sure there are some out there.
JB
www.kimandmikeontheroad.com/music.htm
download the entire tune library
along with the tabledit viewer
should keep you busy learning songs for the next....
2 years.
Nick
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