Here's a popular in demand tuning, used alot by guys like Ron Block, Ron Stewart, Jason Burleson, who play a lot in D position: aDGBD (a=capo spiked up 1 step)

Doug Knecht

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Originally posted by jbaker7

Hi Doug,
Very good suggestion. this tuning can be used for songs in F and songs in D as you well know...Did you mean capo the 5th up two frets or under the 7th fret spike Doug?...Jack Baker p.s. maybe call it an alternate D tuning and an F tuning as well...j.

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Eric,
I posted this earlier, but not in this thread.. but the Guitar Pro to Tabledit converter link is bad, and it didn't redirect me to Banjo Hangout after I reported the bad link.

Doug

Is the "tab team" still open? Can I join?

Arnon

Not sure what value I can add, but sign me up of you need any additional hands. I'm catching up on my post retirement 'honey do' projects :-)

But don't let the wifey know - she'll make another list!!

Another Category needed...

We don't have a "Blues" category...

I've already neeed it ina number of instances...

And what about "Gospel"... that one doesn't seem to exist either...

Just a thought...

Thanks in advance for your consideration...

Tom

Edited by - banjotom2 on 01/13/2011 16:46:56

I'd love to!

Seems like it would be very handy to have a category entitled, "Gospel"... no matter the style...

Thanks in advance...

Tom


banjotom2.com

Easy tunes for Celtic 5-string would be up my alley.  I need to finish another book for Mel Bay too, but I see feeding the two birds out of the one hand, so, thank you for your consideration.

TH

Additional Genres:

1. Blues

I got registered versions of Tabledit And Guitar Pro.  I can convert from Tabledit to GP5 for those who need it.

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Originally posted by blindsniper

I got registered versions of Tabledit And Guitar Pro.  I can convert from Tabledit to GP5 for those who need it.

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On the registered Tabledit website, there is a program for converting GP5 to tabledit, or vice versa.

Arnon

There's no name or indication or available tuning for John Hartford's Low A tuning in the BHO tab archive section for posting arrangements...

I just posted a chord, roll and lick exercise to the BHO tab archive and had to leave the 'tuning' blank...

If I had the say so, I would associate Hartford's name with it, because it seems to be unique to his playing...

Tom

www.banjotom2.com

Edited by - banjotom2 on 09/03/2011 12:37:58

Hi Eric,

Would it be possible to extend the editing time to at least 20 or 25 mins. Your present time limit is just a bit short I feel. I know I should probably take more time before I post but stuff does come when posting hyperlinks to tabs, PDFs, and midis etc...have a great holiday Eric...Jack  p.s. your tuning possibilities are expanding nicely.

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Originally posted by schlange

The new beta site has several hundred tabs in it that need some "further classification" done--playing style, song genre, tuning, etc...the better we classify them, the better the tab library will be.

If you'd be interested in being deemed a "tab admin" so you can go in and update tabs with the new info, post here to let me know!

Also, FYI--you can upload tabs to the new beta site right now. Cool stuff!

_eric
Banjo Hangout Webmaster
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Edited by - jbaker7 on 12/17/2011 06:57:09

It would be nice to have a category for "Chord Studies"...

Tom