mark indigo -> RE: Learning from an audio file??? (Dec. 17 2012 12:08:42)
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Sometimes takes me several hours just to get one simple falseta! So comforting to know I'm not the only one! quote:
I've read about things like "slow-down" software, etc. But have no access to any at present. Is this the answer - slow it down and pick out each note? you can very easily and simply slow down audio tracks if you are using a PC using Windows Media Player. First you must have the track saved to your computer. If it's on CD, bung it in the disc drive, rip it to "My Music" or wherever, then play it with Windows Media Player. You need to be on the "Now Playing" view, not the library view. Right click in the middle of the player somewhere, and then select/hover over "Enhancements", then "Play Speed Settings" A little box comes up and you can select slow, normal fast, or use the slider, or check the box to "snap slider to common speeds" and then you can easily check 0.5, 0.6, 0.7 etc. You can also use this to practise playing along with whatever you work out back up to normal speed in increments. With this the sound quality is not great, but it's something you probably already have on your computer. With more specialist software you can get better sound quality. Hope that helps.
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