Can the exercises be transposed for ADGCEa tuning?
832884
I don't remember anything in it about transposing the exercises to a different tuning so would guess it doesn't do that but could check with the manufacturer.
297376
Yep, standard tuning. You can tune it differently though - for example "G" tuning: DGBE, like the bottom strings of a guitar, and "D" tuning: ADF#B. There are a few other ukulele tunings that sound pretty interesting too.
1733104
No. This is like the perusal copy. Sample cd, and libretto. You'll need to purchase a performance pack and liscense for the performance cc
181889
I don't think so though check out the website to see if that is now a feature. I believe you can contact them to include that course, whether they will or not, who knows.
1907026
There is a small sheet with a few exercises in the package. On their website however they have a much more comprehensive set.
916296
There are two a "teaching modes". One increases the tempo gradually, the other increases the tempo every second measure. I have found these useful.
946963
You can if you have all the programs necessary to convert the songs correctly. Does require a bit of tech savvy of which I lack.
1104981
Yes...I believe you can do this but I haven't used it like this. The user manual is pretty thorough, and I would highly suggest you take a look at it. Here's the link to download it...http://www.behringer.com/assets/Q1202USB_Q1002USB_Q802USB_Q502USB_M_EN.pdf
1856690
Not sure ..... Try contacting the more expensive teaching catalog you can find them in maybe?
1888096
I would ask Wahoo that question. I would think you would create a new workout for each use and keep track that way. Save the results off individually
885322
No, not per se-- but you can use the Function menu to transpose the keyboard from -3 to +3 octaves, and you can program some of the buttons to act as octave-transpose buttons. There is a Transpose button that takes you directly to a menu function where you can transpose the entire keyboard up or down 1 semitone at a time, from -12 to +12 semitones-- so you can transpose the instrument to any musical key (e.g., so Middle C plays the D below Middle C, or so Middle C plays the B above Middle C, etc.), to a maximum of -1 to +1 octave. In addition, each of the three voices-- main (a.k.a "right 1" on other keyboards), dual (a.k.a "right 2"), and split (a.k.a. "left")-- can be separately shifted from -2 to +2 octaves, which is combined with the Transpose function. For instance, if you shift the split voice down 2 octaves but you also shift the entire keyboard up 12 semitones, the split voice will actually be shifted down 1 octave (+1 -2 = -1). So you could, for example, shift the split voice down 2 octaves, shift the main voice up 1 octave, shift the dual voice up 2 octaves, and transpose the entire keyboard down 1 octave (12 semitones), such that the split voice ends up at -3 octaves, the main voice ends up at +/-0 octaves, and the dual voice ends up at +1 octave. Furthermore, once you've set up the keyboard (voices, octaves, style, tempo, etc.) the way you want it, you can save the settings to a registration. There are 32 registrations in all, although there are only 4 registration buttons-- i.e., there are 8 registration banks, and each bank holds 4 registrations. So you could set up the keyboard with different octave shifts and save each one to different registrations, such that pressing any of the 4 registration buttons will instantly shift the keyboard up or down a number of octaves.
473588
yes, but i haven't looked to see if they give you an entire routine to follow. I know they give you examples of different exercises.
525513
Yes and instructor modifies if you want an easier routine. Very friendly, they want you to succeed!
1853496
Use the tuner and tighten with the tuning keys on the end until it's in tune
1708426
You can at the Bullworker website. Also at the same website they have a some of the exercises listed that will help you until you get another chart.
1503983
You need a piece of software to translate the A, B, C into other key combos, or macros. I use Controller Mate (http://www.orderedbytes.com/controllermate/) for this purpose, and it works great, which is more then I can say for the foot pedal itself. I assume there are other solutions.I've never attempted to use the software provided (never even installed it) because I already had Controller Mate in use for other automation tasks.
1680204
Yes, just allow yourself the room necessary to adjust the length to the exercise you plan on doing. The lower you go on some exercises the more advanced the exercise becomes.