Please explain pitch control to me and how it works. Is that like changing the key a song is played in?
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Hi - This is the best answer I can find: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pitch_control
878294
Pitch control is playing the material slower, or faster than the speed it was recorded at.This player is capable of going +- 12% of the normal speed, which makes the music to sound higher or lower in pitch as well.
878295
It doesn't necessarily change the key, it only speeds up and slows down the rate at which the disc turns, which raises and lowers the pitch of what ever it is playing.
878296
Hi - This is the best answer I can find:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pitch_control
878297
It very slightly changes the speed of the player thus changes the pitch slightly.
878298
Changing the pitch on a CD is like changing the speed of a cassette player. It slows down the audio (making it longer and lower in pitch) or speeds up the audio (making it shorter and higher in pitch).
680023
That control doesn't work with music. There is a sound controller that you need.
1975480
Hello! You control the volume from the volume control on your computer or device that you are using. I am very pleased with mine. Catherine
659127
There is also a channel switch. The way I understand it, this allows you to set up two different tones and switch among them. Then, of course, the fx switch turns effects that you have pre-set on and off.
1545830
This is a device that will give the pitch of a song. Some knowledge of which pitch button should be pushed to be able to gain the proper tone of the song. In other words, this is more of an adult device; or, at the least is one that takes a pretty good knowledge of music.
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I kinda doubt it because you have to select the key that a song is in for this pedal to harmonize. Saying that, you don't really talk in a key. Watch demo video on YouTube to see how this pedal works. I would buy a product the would actually alter my voice as advertised rather than taking a chance with this pedal.
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Yes can change the pitch . CDs are better then the MP3, & the WAVE file gives a better sound then & it sounds better like a LIVE sound. I love this Gemini 2250 & is still using CD's on my Gigs & many people love the sound have .
540497
I don't believe so. I'm not a sound engineer, but it sounds like it was just recorded in a completely different pitch. It is incredibly simple to import and save a song. I use it to get the chords and notes out of a song in a key that I prefer to sing in.
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You select a template, a key, a time signature. Then you go over to the left margin and select a note (either a whole, half, quarter, etc.) Put your cursor on the line or space where you want that note and click. When you have your whole song, you can transpose it into any key. Your midi icon will play it back so you can correct mistakes. Time consuming but very easy. I love it.
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The Effects menu includes a "Change Pitch" command. The menu is grayed out until you highlight a segment of music. Once you do that, click on the "Change Pitch" item on the Effects menu and you will see a slider. Don't know if this is the "adjustable pitch control" you're referring to, but I assume it is.
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No, it doesn't. Only controls are for the volume and input selection. TEAC has its own music player software; I suppose they expect you to adjust treble, etc. on that (or with any other music player software, such as winamp, etc.).
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It does NOT set to a certain key to tune as it just allows to tune ALL the notes in turn. You play a note, it detects what note you are trying to play and displays it along with the needle pointing straight up if you are right on or left/right if you are low/high. As you change the tone of the instrument in tuning, the needle moves so that you can get it in tune as straight up. Thus, you tune a plethora of notes as shown on a normal piano keyboard, bottom to top. You can tune A,B,C,D,E,F,G and the sharps and flats of all the notes. I've tuned pianos, violin, and guitar with it. It also will emit a sound (that you set). That way you can tune by ear to the sound. It does NOT set to a certain key to tune as it just allows to tune ALL the notes in turn. You play a note, it detects what note you are trying to play and displays it along with the needle pointing straight up if you are right on or left/right if you are low/high. As you change the tone of the instrument in tuning, the needle moves so that you can get it in tune as straight up. Thus, you tune a plethora of notes as shown on a normal piano keyboard, bottom to top. You can tune A,B,C,D,E,F,G and the sharps and flats of all the notes. I've tuned pianos, violin, and guitar with it. It also will... » Read More It does NOT set to a certain key to tune as it just allows to tune ALL the notes in turn. You play a note, it detects what note you are trying to play and displays it along with the needle pointing straight up if you are right on or left/right if you are low/high. As you change the tone of the instrument in tuning, the needle moves so that you can get it in tune as straight up. Thus, you tune a plethora of notes as shown on a normal piano keyboard, bottom to top. You can tune A,B,C,D,E,F,G and the sharps and flats of all the notes. I've tuned pianos, violin, and guitar with it. It also will emit a sound (that you set). That way you can tune by ear to the sound. « Show Less
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Whatever the reason the pitch slider control is missing, the world isn't ending.It's easy enough to record the track, select the recorded track, go to "effects", select "change tempo without changing pitch" and enter a percentage. I would suggest beginning with "5.000" to speed it up a bit, or entering "-5.000" to slow it down. Play with it, it's FUN!
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The controls work in a similar way as they do with your personal music on your device. Volume Up/Down work like normal. The next track works if the service offers that. I've used it a bunch with I Heart Music and it goes to the next track until the service says you can't forward any more. This is a service level limit, not anything controlle by our device. Pause/Play also work like normal. Let me know if you need any further assistance, Valerie - Wusic Customer Service
419159
On the front of the MP3 there is a plus and a minus sign. If you push them briefly they change the song up or down. If you hold them down they adjust the volume.
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It shows you exactly what ever key you want by just tuning and watching as it goes down or up Half or whole. Example E down to D#. Very easy tuning. Heres a site you can check, www.guitartricks.com/forum/showthread.php?t=39194
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Well, I had never used that utility before, but I tried it and it seems like it works. I put in an Eb7,Ebm7, then eb7 just to test it. Then I transposed chromatically up a perfect 4th and it changed the chord symbols to Ab7, Abm7, and Ab7. Just a bit more: Playback quality on Notion is much more pleasing than Finale and notation is quicker and more convenient with keyboard shortcuts and easy access to written notes. (click and drag them instead of having to search of the pitch change tool). The only ups I've found with Finale vs Notion is thta Finale gives you more options with notation appearances. You can place things exacty where YOU want like crescendos, text, pedal markings, dynamics. notion also lets you do this, but it has this kind of auto correct placement thing where it snaps the dynamic cyou pick under the beat you placed it on. this is still pretty accurate and you can still move thingsaround but a little less. I personally prefer Notion - it's altogether more convenient and satisfying in my opinion. :)