Is it possible to slow down songs in order to learn difficult lines? Thankss!!
586056
1 - Dropbox the song to your phone2 - Slow the song with your app3 - Cable from phone to Pandora4 - Chill
586057
If you use Windows, you can do that in Windows Media Player. I used to do it but now I have a Boss eBand.
436834
This takes a lot of practice ...so "No", if you just want to play some musics. Recorders are much much easier to play for everyone. Hope this helps.
289425
Yes, that is why I bought it. Read instructions carefully to play, rewind, etc. Can't rewind between tracks. Have to start at the beginning of a track. I usually listen until I'm at the end of a track so I know where to start. I couldn't figure out way to stop and resume.
1050478
I can slow the music down so I can play slower so I would say yes that would work for you.
974789
I don't think so. I just download to my Cyberlink Wave Editor, that enables me to slow it down if I want to.
2280359
The "C" string is the thicker of the two. Now go and play some tunes. Good luck
1224634
No, the guitar trainer does not remove the guitar track - - you simply play over it. I've used this tool for a couple years now and I find it essential in learning new songs, particularly the following features : 1. The ability to variably slow a song down while keeping the same pitch 2. The ability to "loop" a passage of a song to play it repeatedly - - great for learning a difficult section. 3. The ability to dial up or down the key of song Highly recommended!
1718593
It's hard to play, but once you can produce a sound you make progress really quickly. Blow across the hole with the upper lip out slightly further resting lower lip on the instrument itself. (Don't really blow directly into the hole.) Do the same muscular formation as you do when you're spitting out grains of rice one at a time. That should help
807960
Yes, but very hard to keep in tune. I would advise investing a little bit more money and getting a more reliable instrument
2211885
I don't see how that would be possible. You'll probably have to pick faster or slower music.
838370
You can fast forward, shuffle, repeat all that. The downside to this player is moving through folders. I have my music organized my artist & album making 88 folders filled with mp3 files. There's no quick way to get through the folders; such as going from folder 40 to 80. Also the screen shows no data on the files or folders.
1218460
You can both play/pause the current song and skip to the next one on Android. However, your phone and music app have to support it, so just do a little research on it.
1050476
Yes, regular audio CDs, not sure about MP3's which is an occasional format for audiobooks. And, yes, you can slow down the speed, but it will alter the sound somewhat...the voice will get deeper and more robotic sounding the slower you go.
1242099
I'm not going to lie, it is challenging. I had an open back banjo to start and then I purchased the Deering banjo. I love the Deering banjo. It makes a different, higher quality sound. I definitely get frustrated sometimes when I'm learning new rolls, licks, and songs but I just try to break the songs down into small portions and repeat them over and over (which is basically the crux of banjo playing I'm told). I think you'll enjoy the Deering and if you end up not sticking with it I'm sure there would be a very good resale value for it. Hope that helps!
887050
Sort of it definitely can be done but it can be tedious to map out a whole song for a bass line. A good thing is that you guys would be forced to stay on tempo. There would be couple different ways you guys could do it. One is to record the whole bass line front to back in one track. Or put verse on one track, chorus, on one and like a bridge on another. With that method you are limited to 3 progressions. It can be done. You would just have to sit down and record it all.
1933156
You can, but it still won't play them in any order that I could work out. Not numerical, not in track order. Just some random order.
70490
You can. I have all my tone in the banks. None if the originals are there. You can only pull up 4 tones at a time. You really need the short board to switch through the 100 available presets.