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	threads[0] = new thread(182548, 'mix it all together', '160784', 'Kentl', '11-21-2009', '07:59 PM', 'This is not a recording question, I know the title may seem like it.\r\nMy question is theory (I think) \r\nHow do you put rhythm and lead together? I mean I know something about the key it is in you use the scale, but I don’t know I’m just not getting it, help explain?', '0');
	threads[1] = new thread(182264, 'Changing key on a guitar by a significant amount', '115193', 'kodancer', '11-12-2009', '10:08 PM', 'I have a problem when it comes to changing keys on a guitar, especially when I\'m trying to lower the key of a tenor artist to fit my voice. (My voice is in between baritone and bass.)\r\n\r\nJust recently I found a song that I really like. I downloaded it. Copied the file onto a karaoke program which lowers and raises keys. Lowered the key by 3. Still doesn\'t fit my range. Lowered it once more. Two more times. Perfect. Now how in the world am I going to transpose this key to my guitar?\r\n\r\nThe song I downloaded is only composed of the chords C#m7, G#7, and F#7 -' + '- key of E I believe. I tried the old fashioned way, in which I just slide down the bar chords down. But it\'s impossible with the chords I\'m working with. Changing 2 of the chords an octave higher doesn\'t work either because the mixed-up progression doesn\'t bring the song justice. \r\n\r\nHow do you guys manage this? Is it even possible?\r\n\r\nI\'m thinking of learning the piano since it\'s way easier that way, but I\'d like to hear your solutions for the guitar if you guys have any.\r\n\r\nThanks.', '10');
	threads[2] = new thread(181746, 'The "feel" of keys', '134748', 'Adam B', '10-31-2009', '09:49 AM', 'Not sure if this is the right place for this, but I couldn\'t find somewhere better.  Music is a very complex subject, but one thing I have often observed, at least for myself is that different keys tend to have a different "feel".  For example, if you take a song originally in A and drop it to G, I find it has a totally different feeling to it.\r\n\r\nAnother example.  The song "How He Loves", Kim Walker sings it in F#.  At our church we key it up 3 half steps and do it in A.  For some reason the song sounds way more, majestic for lack of a better word in A than it does in F#.\r\n\r\nSo I guess the question is, can different keys actually be associated with different "feelings" or is it just a personal taste?', '3');