Is it easier to transpose music on sibelius 7?
1513173
Yup, there is a button in the top menu. It also asks if you want to use double sharps or flats.
1903620
Wouldn't want to venture an opinion on that question. Plug in what you're looking for in the Amazon search engine: Hercules Oboe peg. You will surely be able to screw it into this Hecules alto/tenor stand. That's my story and I'm sticking to it!
2015811
I've done it but its really glitchy and unnatural sounding. Helicon makes a good, inexpensive harmonizer. I picked one up used for 60 bucks at Guitar Center.
977336
Not really, unless you use an external sequencer by plugging in the MIDI input. Sorry for my English.
1603960
You can choose and frequency you want. I use it for cello and it works fine except for sometimes in the lower register like open C
1408712
No... The sounds are manually adjustable but not exacting to let's say a tabla, etc. If I want to pull up the above mentioned instruments I use a Roland Fantom keyboard workstation that cost 2K. The SR18 is a great buy for 200. but it won't do what you are looking for.
424122
Yes...you could do that. I would run the piano into Line 1 in with either a XLR or 1/4" plug (assuming you want a mono signal in) depending on what the output of your piano is. If your piano supports stereo out; then you use either Line 2/3 or Line 4/5 for your inputs. If you're using a laptop or ipod (Laptop would probably be better because you can use the USB bus as an input) because the whole point of using the Q502USB is being able to get a stereo signal out of a laptop (I use a stereo output from my MacBook Pro) and it sounds great. Each channel has a "Balance" or "Pan" that allows you place your signal where you want it in the mix. For example, if you have backing tracks playing, they are likely already correctly balanced in the mix, so you'd probably only play with the balance of your piano. Maybe you'd prefer them toward the "right' in the stereo mix, or perhaps you'd rather hear it toward the "left" or directly in the middle. The Xenyx Q502USB allows you to put it where ever you want. I'm using it in exactly the same manner that you're looking for, it sounds like to me. I use the 1/4" Line 1 In - plugging my guitar into it and then have Blues tracks playing in iTunes on the MacBook (via the USB port) and plug headphones into the line out to listen. In your case, there are stereo RCA plugs for the output to your "sound system". Although, you would also have the 1/4" (headphone jack) stereo out, if you'd prefer. It's a solid piece of audio equipment and for less than $100, I think you'll be very pleased. Give me a consultants credit on your first album, if you don't mind (and 1% of the gross would be great as well!).
1778008
Yes, of course... Simply turn the 'Guitar' volume knob all the way down. It doesn't change the 'input' volume or presence of the guitar. I do this all the time and it works great! Also, for 'just harmony', rotate the 'Harmony' knob all the way to the right, and only harmonies will come out. However, why not use your 'main vocal' as one of the harmony parts when over-dubbing? This can 'thicken' the harmonies... Also, to give the harmonies presence, perform them twice into two separate tracks and pan each hard-left/right, respectively and delay one side about 6-to-8 ms and listen to the magic! Yes, of course... Simply turn the 'Guitar' volume knob all the way down. It doesn't change the 'input' volume or presence of the guitar. I do this all the time and it works great! Also, for 'just harmony', rotate the 'Harmony' knob all the way to the right, and only harmonies will come out. However, why not use your 'main vocal' as one of the harmony parts when over-dubbing? This can 'thicken' the harmonies... Also, to give the harmonies presence, perform them twice into two separate tracks and pan each hard-left/right, respectively and delay one side about 6-to-8 ms and listen to the magic!
1984240
What program are you using? If your yin garage band, sset it to piano and your good to go
1757906
There is a Transpose button that allows you to shift the pitch of the entire keyboard up or down in semitone intervals by up to 12 semitones.
1425648
Not a good idea. The tuner doesn't respond to any of lowest 15 white and black keys below C2, which is two octaves below C4 (middle C).
1833559
No, I think this is a Pro tools LE to Pro tools 10/11 crossgrade. Try this http://www.americanmusical.com/Item--i-AVD-PTEUPGRADE-LIST
1663458
Only with the vibrato channel by default; there are relatively simple mods that can give you reverb and vibrato on both channels (although I haven't done that myself)
512753
Yes you can transpose it has dedicated buttons for that. The adjustable touch feature has 3 settings. For me normal is working best. In my opinion this piano is the best you can get for under 2000.00 dollars. I play it daily.
1965760
Unfortunately I have never used this feature, but I can offer some advice: rip the music into a 24-bit codec with the highest sample rate you can. (i.e, not MP3)
513841
I'm using a later Sibelius version (7.1.2.46) that works fine on Windows 7. From what I read on line, some older Sibelius versions do not work on later Windows versions after XP and Vista, although later Sibelius versions often can read earlier Windows versions. Best to research this topic on Google, especially Avid sources. Lots of information to sort out.
695376
The software for this keyboard is only for MIDI mapping, not for recording or scoring. It sounds like you are looking for Sibelius or Finale or something like that. This keyboard can be used with those programs, but you will need to buy the software separately.