FBInsMan
25 posts
Dec 14, 2014
9:24 AM
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I just saw the promo video for this program for guitar and thought it would be awesome for harp. I keep thinking about the possibilities of what you could do with this for harp and it seems pretty limitless. Any thoughts? Riffstation
Or could this program work for harp as well, because in essence it's just isolsting sound?
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"The only way to get better is to play a little outside your comfort zone every time you play!"
Last Edited by FBInsMan on Dec 14, 2014 9:53 AM
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GamblersHand
548 posts
Dec 14, 2014
12:49 PM
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Do you know if it just analyses guitar chords, or transcribes solos as well?
It could be similar to Chordify. That's nowhere near perfect but does give some insight into the basic structure of a song
http://chordify.net/
Last Edited by GamblersHand on Dec 14, 2014 3:50 PM
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FBInsMan
26 posts
Dec 14, 2014
3:47 PM
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It does it all. Tells cords can isolate the guitar only and can pull it out or pull the background out. Watch the promo video. It's pretty slick.
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"The only way to get better is to play a little outside your comfort zone every time you play!"
Last Edited by FBInsMan on Dec 14, 2014 3:49 PM
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FBInsMan
27 posts
Dec 14, 2014
4:04 PM
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Yes gamblers it does both. Can read the cords or isolate the solo. You can have it pull the background music out and only play the solo or you can have it pull the solo out and play the backround. I think if we we this for harp we could use the backround music from your harp songs. I.e. no band no problem I have the backround music to all my favorite harp songs. Watch their demo video
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"The only way to get better is to play a little outside your comfort zone every time you play!"
Last Edited by FBInsMan on Dec 14, 2014 6:21 PM
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