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Baby E!

lovin' life at 3.5 months!

lovin' life at 3.5 months!

Catchin' some Zzz's at Grandma's pad

Catchin’ some Zzz’s at Grandma’s pad
Baby E catchin' some Zzzs with papa D

Baby E catchin' some Zzzs with papa D

Rockin' out at 3 weeks!

Rockin' out at 3 weeks!

Major scale

be sure to play these two patterns in all keys

be sure to play these two patterns in all keys

play in all keys

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when to change strings

I like to change my guitar strings every time they get cruddy and lose tone. This may be as often as every two weeks, depending on how often I am playing a particular instrument. Steel strings never present a problem after a change, only because I’m sure to stretch them out by hand after they are tuned for the first time.
Nylon strings seem to present more of a problem because they tend to take longer to stretch and stay in tune…especially the clear or unwound ones. I feel it is unwise to change nylon strings right before an important gig or recording session, and usually have to wait until I can let them stretch for a few days.