I believe it would be considered a 4m. Whatever you are playing in is the 1
chord and then you count the chords afer you select the chord you are glaying
in. The 2m in a song written in Gm would be Am.
Jake Keasling
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Well I've typed my chords into BIAB and selected a suitable style and tempo ... does not sound bad at all. What i would like to know - I want to record this...
... The only legal question revolves around the copyright issue -- is your song an original song, or is it one which is copyrighted by someone else? If...
The answer is, it depends. If the song is original with you and not copyrighted, there is no legal issue. If you are taking someone else's melody and/or...
As a demo there should be no problem at all. The majority of singers and musicians are *not *also songwriters nor composers, so they cover the music of others....
Song writers and composers may expect or hope that people will play their music, but I assure you that ASCAP doesn't want the music performed unless they get...
Absolutely. They were formed as a means of songwriters and composers to collect the money they earn. Before ASCAP, publishers bought out the rights to songs if...
... As a member of ASCAP I get a daily newsletter and am quite shocked at how heavily they are going after all those little niche uses of members' music. On...
... As a matter of curiosity, since you are the only ASCAP member I know, how much of the money they are collecting actually makes it back into your pockets?...
... There is no cost of membership -- all that's required is that there is a minimum number of your works publishes (five, I think). Last year I received a...
Thanks David. I *do *feel better about the payments now. Though I still wish I had a feel for what percentage goes to the members. The fact that ASCAP is...
Clif Davis wrote: [snip]> Given the nature of blanket licences, I doubt they have any idea how many ... We're supposed to submit printed programs or printouts ...
Could someone knowledgeable in the Nashville Notation System help me please? If I have a tune in G minor, and the first chord is Cm - in Nashville notation...
I played with some Nashville cats. They would signal the Cm chord in G as a 4 fingers DOWN for minor. It was fascinating to watch them signal those chords by...
... That's what I learned, early on... 4-UP meant "4 flats", and 3-DOWN meant "3-sharps"... (Which I always thought was a bit counter-intuitive, but since more...
Whenever I played in the Nashville recording studios, the session musicians would write out the chords in numbers on a 3x5 card. They would go over the song...
My information is that sharps are fingers up, flats fingers down. Try this joke on your musician friends . . . hold three fingers up on the left hand, two...
I've confirmed with PG Music that there is a glitch in BIAB 2009 regarding the Nashville notation. It will not read minor keys but treats the chord chart as...
I believe it would be considered a 4m. Whatever you are playing in is the 1 chord and then you count the chords afer you select the chord you are glaying in....
... ASCAP and BMI do not make sure that songs are licensed for recordings -- that is handled by the Harry Fox Agency, and they don't police anybody. The Fox...
Thanks everyone for your input. I've decided to use some of the BIAB parts, export midi data and record with Hypersonic as MIDI VST in Cubase. Hope it comes...
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