gingerbreadboy

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I am a C# developer and web designer.

I play guitar in Lynchburg (The band, not the city).

I have an unhealthly love of the Telecaster.

I'm a tech-nerd.

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Apr 12	comment	If Irish button accordions are typically B/C how and why are they often played in D or G? Slim, you are a veritable smorgasbord of musical knowledge.
Apr 12	accepted	If Irish button accordions are typically B/C how and why are they often played in D or G?
Mar 13	asked	If Irish button accordions are typically B/C how and why are they often played in D or G?
Mar 13	revised	At the research of some folklore russian accordion tunes edited tags
Mar 13	revised	What's the best way to start learning Accordion on a budget? edited tags
Mar 13	revised	A good source to learn the theory of chords in an accordion edited tags
Mar 12	awarded	Tag Editor
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Mar 12	wiki	created accordion description
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Mar 12	suggested	suggested edit on accordion tag wiki
Mar 12	suggested	suggested edit on accordion tag wiki excerpt
Mar 12	awarded	Organizer
Mar 12	revised	Is there a common left hand position in accordion? edited tags
Feb 21	answered	When doing strict alternate picking, is it OK to play a downstroke twice in order to start a new phrase on a downstroke?
Jan 9	comment	What factors affect a guitar's ability to sustain a note? "Likewise an "ideal" electric guitar would be completely rigid, apart from the assembly of bridge and soundboard" - you mean acoustic right? (Too shy to edit what is already a great answer...)
Jan 5	answered	How can I teach a student who seems to have no rhythm?
Jan 5	awarded	Autobiographer
Jan 1	comment	Changing the strings: one by one, or by taking all strings off at one time? Good answer this. May I just add, never cut the strings if they are carrying any tension, as this may damage your neck. A twisted neck is easily fixed by a good tech but it's not cheap (good excuse for a refret though...)