Is this a CD with a set of music for class teaching without the instructor talking throughout it?
585072
Yes. As facilitator, I use CD for first half hour. It prompts & instructs with a little clarifying from me.
585073
The C/D has two sections. The first has music with the instructor talking/teaching the aerobic moves. The second has music without without verbal instruction. This section assumes that you have learned the moves and are following the C/D music.
363967
No, I don't believe so. To get the words, I believe you need the special CDs. Our's broke very quickly and it was last Xmas so my memory may not be 100% accurate. One thing that I am 100% certain of is that this thing is a complete piece of trash. Please do not make the same mistake we did. If you buy this, you should expect to be disapointed.
592226
No. But I found it to be excellent material at a great price. I teach piano and have used Piano for All in my lessons.
1852522
That is where I use it from. I teach music in two buildings. I purchased one for each they work so well!
1264937
It does bring a CD but for some minor softwares.. The main Traktor software is downloadable whit a Keycode that comes whitin The purchase of The product
1487195
Yes, but through your computer via Audacity, which is quite easy to use. If it's a tape you enjoy, you might as well save it on your computer at that point. And you can burn discs easily via Windows Media Player or Itunes. No speakers, just headphones on this unit. Can't beat the price
404
I have only used it for the DVD. I have not tried a music CD and I did not see anything in the instructions concerning using it for music.
1552397
If you just need something to listen to then it might be useful. Most of the use as been for lectures at school in my case. For your purposes, I wonder if there are programs that convert the recording into musical notes like how Dragon does dictation into written words, have one that does music sheets from the recording or shows music graphics on tghe computer from the recording.
2078617
I used this in my classroom for small groups. Students can plug their headphones into iPods, CD players, etc and all can hear the same thing. Early on, we had issues with not very one agreeing to the same volume, but they quickly got over it. I'm not sure about the wireless headphones, but maybe?
1087078
why not? I don't think the instrument is contaminated :) A jazz teacher should accept any student with a "playable" instrument and the want to learn. Jazz is free form expression. Enjoy.
899449
There was a disk with exercises and a detailed instruction booklet. I believe the ad mentions this.....
90809
It is a cd for practice, but my kids have never used it through the first two levels.
1892670
CD+G CDs! They sell them in same area as music CDs but in the karaoke section! Google it...
1918311
It came with the disk but i did not find the disk particularly helpful. There is a training document you can find online which I found to be much more helpful.
1050477
I have not tested it for this purpose. However months after its purchase the one I got is still being used very reliably to slow down dance music when learners need to dance slower. With slow readers, it would slow the CD down to allow the text to be followed by the special needs person, and the words, like our music, would be just as clear at a slower speed. it would not be like a human teacher who could slow down or speed up quickly depending on the student's minute to minute progress, but, it would play clearly, slowly, and reliably without loss of clarity. I would think it would be beaut! Bob F. I have not tested it for this purpose. However months after its purchase the one I got is still being used very reliably to slow down dance music when learners need to dance slower. With slow readers, it would slow the CD down to allow the text to be followed by the special needs person, and the words, like our music, would be just as clear at a slower speed. it would not be like a human teacher who could slow down or speed up quickly depending on the student's minute to minute progress, but, it would play clearly, slowly, and reliably without loss of clarity. I would think it would be... » Read More I have not tested it for this purpose. However months after its purchase the one I got is still being used very reliably to slow down dance music when learners need to dance slower. With slow readers, it would slow the CD down to allow the text to be followed by the special needs person, and the words, like our music, would be just as clear at a slower speed. it would not be like a human teacher who could slow down or speed up quickly depending on the student's minute to minute progress, but, it would play clearly, slowly, and reliably without loss of clarity. I would think it would be beaut! Bob F. « Show Less
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Well enough I suppose. I don't use it for a class but I can hear people talking to me and around me when I'm swimming. I hope that helps.
1794125
It comes with a small song book with a handful of songs. Good to just start learning.