Hi Justin: Thanks again for this whole site. I'm following your advices and I'm trying to transcribe some songs (In fact it's fun, despite I was sure it was boring). Since I'm an beginner-intermediate player like to play fast solos, but they sound like crap so I take a "step back" to take "two steps forward" later. I started transcribing summer of 69' (Bryan Adams) chords and I got them pretty quickly, so I tried and move to something of Journey lead guitar. Amazingly (for me at least) I have an 80% of "When you love a woman" solo and fills, but because this song have a piano throughout, it's difficult to me get the chords down (irony get the solo but not the chords?). I've tried many combinations and I get nothing. So I would be really grateful if you (or anyone here) help me to figure out:
1.- Maybe I'm out of tune?? I'm using standard tuning (like Neal Schon does), but maybe just this song Neal Schon uses a different tuning.
2.- Maybe I suck in this and should give up guitar (hope not

)??
3.- If question 1 is false... Should I try to get the chords using a capo?? I don't have a capo, so I didn't tried this before.
4.- In general... how can you realize that there is a capo in a song?? If I understand well, a capo makes you sound 1 semitone higher for each fret you have behind it (hope it's clear)
I hope I didn't bother you
Regards from Chile (South America)