Originally Posted By: Guitarhacker
Sometimes, it's just too complicated for me to even try to use the musical "road maps" to notate where a song is to go next.

V V C V C B C TT.... to me that is easier done unfolded. It's a simple matter of copying and pasting the parts and I know it goes where it's supposed to go.


I'm not knocking or putting down those who do use the "proper road maps" in their music. Heck, as a music student learning piano, I certainly learned to read the signs.... ||:repeat:||, DC al Coda, coda, etc....

Now days, I take the path of least resistance.


Good comment Herb, yep, I can see your point. I too trained classically, music theory, scales, exams, Dal Segno's, DemiSemiQuavers, Arpeggios, Appoggiatura's (I hope I can remember the spelling), the lot. Yes, the full-blown way perhaps wasn't nearly as much fun...

Cheers

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