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LynxDev

Posts: 6
Joined: Jan. 31 2013

Hello from Seattle!

I'm a software developer from Seattle, WA and guitarist, although the last 5 years I've been mainly playing drum set. I incorporate flamenco techniques in my (electric) guitar playing, like an open chord theory I like to use, style techniques, rhythms.

I like Flamenco Master (the metronome software you can download on this site), the tab feature on the forums, and interested in taking these ideas to the next level with HTML5 Audio. Metronomes, percussion, recording, tabs, etc. can all be done in the browser using HTML5.

-Paul

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constructordeguitarras

Posts: 1708
Joined: Jan. 29 2012
From: Seattle, Washington, USA

RE: Hello from Seattle! (in reply to LynxDev)

quote:

I incorporate flamenco techniques in my (electric) guitar playing

No way, Paul; that's impossible. I know because I'm in Seattle too. Welcome

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