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// June 3rd, 2011 // Tutorial Here’s an out-of-character technical blog some of you may appreciate. I decided to write this post after having to look a number of places to find out the answer to a simple question: How can I record the audio coming from my Mac’s speakers? Some PCs have the ability to record “what you hear”, but it depends on the PCs soundcard. But on my MacBook Pro, there’s no native way to record the audio you hear. Fearless (Pink Floyd cover)
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They're afraid of messing something up. They're right about some things, but wrong about others. There are a number of simple guitar repairs and adjustments you can do yourself. I've covered some of those below. As I said on the main page, however, if you have a very old or valuable guitar, don't fool around with it yourself.
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5 Right Hand Technique 5.1 Introduction A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away, someone invented an instrument that could play melody, chords and bass all at once, with great dynamic range and control of tone colour.
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