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by Scot Ranney on 03/27/2007, 16:42
the best things about it are the ability to:
- slow down (to about 25%) without losing pitch, although 50% is enough for most things.
- loop continuously (with pauses after each play if you want, or continuous)
- mark your place so you can easily find 'miles's solo' or whatever you want to label it.
best of all, because it's so easy to use, you'll find yourself transcribing a lot more than you would otherwise.
(i've also used it for transcribing non-musical presentations, when the ability to listen to playback at 175% saved me a bunch of time.)
fine more on www.seventhstring.com. he offers a 30-day trial period. after that, you can download it direct for about £25. when you think how many hours you'll spend with this thing (assuming you use it), it's a bargain.
anyone knows if the preset speed (35% 50% 70% 100%) can be redefined. i never use below 50% but i like 80% and 90%.
i know i can just type it in but i'm lazy :)
the download is a 30-day free trial.
awesome for aerbersolds.
so you can speed up / down, transpose, loop over sections, and kill channels.
you can transcribe and analyse performances. i use it to analyse articulations and inflections, as to hear executions at 25% speeed. it's revelling!
is this correct - is there a way to have a song running and have the piano notes marked in real-time ?
thanks - shaun
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