@ardee
Rodger,
Thank you for the way you introduced yourself on our forum! I'm really glad it's "guitar time" now!! :)

Thank you also for the kind words, I do my best to share what I know here on the site! We're glad to have you as part of our community, and I'm looking forward to hearing more from you!
Kind regards/Emil

@raf Hi!
What tab did you want to find?
Kind regards/E

@emilernebro Thanks for the input, much appreciated.

I'm a little rusty reading/writing sheet music but it can only help to relearn it I imagine.

I found the Dorico SE version which is free and has what seems like all the basics for doing guitar notation + tablature, going to give it a shot.

@markblues
Thanks so much for sharing Mark! Sounds wonderful!! We need more tango on this platform!! :)
Kind regards/E

@emilernebro
Amazing! You are the best, Emil. Thank you for your lessons and the quick response.

This is super helpful,

Jace

@undefined-v
Looks like an awesome event! :)
Say hi to Karlijn and Alexander Misko from me!! /Emil Ernebro

@dcgooding
I really enjoyed it!! Great to see all the work that you put in! Keep picking!!

@harmoniac
Sorry for the late reply!! I missed this post.. Hope you had a great time at the Nashville Camp!! I think those camps are great even though you might not be at a level to play everything that the guitarists are teaching.. It will most likely be a wonderful inspirational experience too! Depending on the style, I'd say that the most important thing to learn is to get the thumb more independent from your fingers when it comes to rhythms. Check out the free lessons "Fingerstyle Basics", and then move on to some blues lessons!
Kind regards/Emil

@dcgooding
David!!! Wonderful to see you play this!
You're sounding great! Keep picking!
Kind regards/Emil

@fabs
Hi there!!
I don't use any tools for remembering an arrangement, but I sometimes sketch out the changes on a piece of paper, and sometimes I just use my phone to record the ideas, and listen back when I'm working on a new arrangement! :)

Kind regards/Emil

Practice slowly and deliberately, focusing on accuracy before speed. Use a metronome and break difficult sections into smaller parts.

@sumlam Welcome to the site!!

@fpg
No problem!! Have a fun string searching journey! :)
Kind regards/E

@aria
Glad to hear that!

Hi Stefan!

I added the right hand fingering for bar 8 and 9 here so that you can see:

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Kind regards/Emil

Have you find this part? I'm also looking for it.

@emilernebro Thanks Emil