Harmonica Playing TipsThe hints and tips for amateur harmonica playingTransposing the audio backing track- May 25, 2008 If you have chosen the audio file (.mp3 or .wav) as a backing track for playing along, but it's music key does not match the harmonica's key you have, it is possible to align keys by transposing the sounds (changing the pitch) in the file using the software program (e.g. Amazing Slow Downer - ASD). Changing the pitch up or down by one or few tones may align the music to the key of your harmonica. The transposing may help not always, but in many cases you will succeed, if your chosen audio file..http://harmonicatips.blogspot.com/2008/05/transposing-audio-backing-track.html What is it all about- May 17, 2008 When I bought my first diatonic harmonica (key of C) and started to learn playing on it on my own, I discovered that it is not so simple to find backing tracks for play along, especially in appropriate key of my instrument. Searching on Internet and pre-listening to the tracks (free MIDI or audio files) to make sure if they are suitable for me, took so much time, so I decided to find a better way to find backing tracks for my harmonica quicker.I looked at few of music PC software products that..http://harmonicatips.blogspot.com/2008/05/what-is-it-all-about.html Backlinks- May 1, 2008 More tips at http:harmonicatips.blogspot.comblogarama.comGeekySpeaky: Submit Your Site!A1 Web Links - Music ResourcesmillionRSS - on the way to 1,000,000 rss feedsPhotarium blog directory Bloggapedia, Blog Directory - Find It!Blogging Fusion Blog DirectoryBloggerNow.comhttp://harmonicatips.blogspot.com/2008/05/backlinks.html |