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New Oscar Herrero Flamenco Metronome
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RE: New Oscar Herrero Flamenco Metronome (in reply to bernd)
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I wouldn't bother with the Graf martinez percussion pack Another bit of dormant software .. No better than OH .. Same As GG States they are 'virtual software' instruments The sounds are very 'software' and sound atrocious if you try to slow down ie tangos to Tientos tempo Much easier importing an MP3 into garage band on your iPad than messing around with midi sounds I checked the New OH site and became very disengaged And yes I spent a weeks rent on one of his metronomes that is basically a doorstop now ( his instructional videos are certainly very helpful ) In some ways the new Metro seems to detract from actual practice After a few years of spending money on these things I've come to these conclusions For practice FOOT - keeps it real and internal A basic metronome ... just a simple click .. And count if you need Or dr compas for some practice groove though prefer 'loops' over what sounds like Ducks for palmas ( my kids observation ) But a universal and standard tool now Great development when it came out .. Is their an android/PC version yet for those users ? (Pretty much the reason I went total Apple was over a $20 app) And you can record if you need .. The compas builder on the left is pretty Damn good for programming Much better sounds than either OH or GG ( no comparison really ) and easy to programe and create loops., I use this still for home recording Pricey but probably worth the disappointment in the other options By far leagues ahead as far as programmable software goes .. Question is 'do you need it?' The CB phone app is utter crap Solo compas and an audio programe that can alter tempo is also a good option Hope that helps and saves time and money Edit If you need something portable this works well Basic but does what's needed http://www.flamencometronomo.com/html/tresenuno_i.html Rant over
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Date Oct. 5 2014 10:12:17
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RE: New Oscar Herrero Flamenco Metronome (in reply to bernd)
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To quote Louis Armstrong if you need to count then you are lost already. This is always worth remembering. In a perfect world .. True Guess he only had to count 2 & 4 so Leandor has a strong case there Bernd I forgot about the extra package The one that imports to the DM package ? Have that as well Still an improvement but those sounds .. Still on par with the OH phone app IMO But take the point on the stand alone aspect Man I spent way too much cash on all this It would be interesting to know which studios use this The total of the GG package would come close to compas builder .. Which has alot more going for it me thinks ( btw no affiliation there just found it the most workable program ) All courses for horses I'll try to upload audio of all these later this eve and post a link here As a comparison for future consumers Might have some use Finally I do find numbers flicking past unhelpful in the real world Reminds me of a discussion a dancer and I had about installing a green stage light that would go on as a cue for the singer we were working with
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Date Oct. 6 2014 6:09:18
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RE: New Oscar Herrero Flamenco Metronome (in reply to guitarbuddha)
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the show tunes .. Things seemed easy then 16 .. 32 bar structures I guess the flamenco phrase just seems longer often find myself counting compasses when learning a 'rehearsed' choreography .. At least until it becomes natural ..it's the improvised parts that come easier for me Oddly I did a braz/jazz type gig last night Seemed the form/harmony was much easier to memorize after the first 'round' of the chart Functional movement with maybe the odd quirky two five but all centred around tonic to dominant movement and back again Somewhere in the middle of each chart there is the five one signpost .. Regardless of the modulations and moves Kept waiting for something to happen Flamenco seems to have a much different thing going on that weaves a different aural spell Music just ain't the same anymore without llamadas, remates .. And wise words on the marketing Wish I heard it earlier on this journey Flamenco seems well targeted It's the innate consumer in me which I'm slowly leaving behind That false sense that this is a must have to improve what is there all along I'm also amused that things have returned to a simple pulse Just feeling it .. I get enough feedback if its 'out' and corrections seem less problematic as time goes on The joy of actually working with humans Or trusting the inner judgement .. Or the outer sole of my shoe To feel things with out the lights, flashing numbers, computer screens and compas infringement notices ... All part of a process Keeping things portable and pragmatic Each to their own
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Date Oct. 6 2014 11:32:21
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