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    Here's a cool little music reading game available for free download.

    http://www.jaydemusica.com/download.php

    It'll speed up your sight reading if you have already got a start on that.
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    Wow, pretty neat tot, I never have even tried to read music.. but in a game form like this, it just might work.. appreciate the link!


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    You should try to read music Just'a. I like it a whole lot better than tab. You can also transcribe to another key or play it on another part of the fretboard a whole lot easier if you read music.
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    thanks for the link Tot, I will have to check this out.
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    Cool tot_Ou_tard! I can read music, but have never been a great sight reader. This will be fun to play with!
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    Looks pretty good...

    What really helped me (Not that I'm a big expert) was taking up the Classical Guitar.... really not a lot of classical repertiore written in tab if you know what I mean..... :-)

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    The game would be really cool if you plugged in your guitar & had to play the note to shoot it down.

    Nintendo & Fender out to get together & make a guitar learning game.
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