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    I'm working on this little ditty off the MC tabs. Any other places that have tabs for this? The ones here at the Cafe are good, but they seems a little different than the recording. Or maybe that's just the Steffey magic. I also haven't dropped $50 for Adam's dvd lesson of it.
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    That intro is what made me fall in love with the Mandolin. It's pretty easy, why not transcribe it yourself?

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    Yep. Adam on that woody bassed Gilchrist. Love at first hearing.

    Picking it out by ear is pretty easy, but you have to try to ignore the banjo notes in the recording.
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    I think that intro.has become one of 'the' things that Adam Steffey's become famous for.It's one of the sweetest intro's.to anything ever. Adam Steffey goes through it in his tuition DVD,which although a bit long winded is worth forking out for,
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    It may be in Dave Peters' Masters of the Mandolin.

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    So... Was that intro played on a Loar?

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    Adam was well know for playing his Daley for a long time,but i think that maybe that particular AKUS recording pre-dated his 'Daley days' as it was recorded 19 years ago. I'm sure somebody on here would know for certain,but i don't think it was a Loar unless he borrowed one,
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    Adam used his old Gil on that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scotti Adams View Post
    Adam used his old Gil on that.
    As a I mentioned above. (Read guys!)
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    Quote Originally Posted by AlanN View Post
    It may be in Dave Peters' Masters of the Mandolin.
    Nope. Just checked.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Philphool View Post
    As a I mentioned above. (Read guys!)
    So you did... went right by it. Sorry, Dude!

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    It's unbelievable how much better his Gil sounds than my humble KM-1000. He's gets so much more punch and low end fretted higher up than I do playing an open G. I'm coming along pretty good with this little piece though. I also seem to get the start and finish memorized before the middle part. Weird, but I guess I can reference those bits better in my mind.
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    I think that others like myself didn't really 'see' the Gil. mentioned,because we didn't know that he'd ever owned one - i certainly didn't. He's become so associated with Daley instruments that a Gil.never crossed my mind. Does he still have it,or did he sell it ?.
    Most folk on here would play a Gil. exclusively if they had one.Yesterday i used a magnifying glass to see if i could make out the name of the Mandolin on the CD booklet cover.I could just make out the curious Gil.signature outline,but i dismissed it because,as i said,i never knew he (had ?) owned one,
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    It might be fun trying to learn it by ear. My mandolin teacher has been strongly recommending doing this. It's an approach that can't fail - either you'll get it or you'll get something else. Either way you get something. I'm not a tech guy by any means but i've heard there is computer software that will slow a piece of music down without altering the pitch.
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    Amazing Slow Downer is what I have but I think there are some free versions too.
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    Greg - It's the ''Awesome Speeder Upper'' that i'm after !.Most folk breathe faster than i pick,
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    Quote Originally Posted by greg_tsam View Post
    Amazing Slow Downer is what I have but I think there are some free versions too.
    A friend of mine has this, and it works very well.

    I use Audacity, which is free, but harder to use. On the other hand, you can record and also edit existing recordings with it. Takes a while to learn, but I find it useful. I have gone so far as to isolate one note and put it in a loop. Drives you crazy if you play it too long, but you can find out what the note is. I have also used it to pitch correct older recordings so that I don't have to retune to play along with them. I think you can do some of these things with ASD as well.

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    That intro is what made me fall in love with the Mandolin.
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