Capo Calculator - "the Capo Circle ©"

[Nick]

On another forum I frequent there has been some discussion about where to put your capo either to play in other keys or to accompany another guitarist but in a different range of the guitar.

I did a little chart for the chap but seeing that Shubb have a calculator that they charge £4.99 for which is naff and in the absence of finding a clear easy to use one I thought I'd design my own.

So here is the 'Capo Circle' - see what you think and let me know.

Edited March 7, 2008 by Nick

[Steve]

That looks pretty usefull! Well done Nick1 And thanks. I might just print that out and play around with it!

[john]

Hey Nick

Nice one. I'm sure lots of people will find it useful, and it's pretty straight forward to use.

If you evre feel like writing a guitar/bass guitar article for Songstuff.....

Cheers

John

[Nick]

That looks pretty usefull! Well done Nick1 And thanks. I might just print that out and play around with it!

If you stick a pencil through the middle and spin it REALLY quickly it goes white and everything disappears. I've yet to work out what possible use that could be though And when I say everything disappears I don't mean EVERYTHING because then noone could be reading this.

John

>>If you evre feel like writing a guitar/bass guitar article for Songstuff.....

Not sure I could think of anything that hasn't been done or said better already somewhere but I'll think if I have anything that might be useful. If it was on anything it would either be on accompanying singers on acoustic guitar, or can a bassist who loves improvising find a home in a traditional Irish band? (The answer to the latter is yes by the way but I'll post about that somewhere else)

[typo]

good idea nick

[thelevellers]

Nice one, I expect I'll find a use for it when I eventually get a capo!

Cheers, Rohan