oldwailer
528 posts
Feb 23, 2009
3:39 PM
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I might have already found out about this from this forum--but I just don't remember.
Anyway--there is a free software out there that I have been using to do the Slowdowner stuff--in case you don't want to pay the $50 for Slowdowner.
I have been using it for about a week and it seems to work fine on my PC with Vista op sys.
For more info--and to download it--
http://www.xs4all.nl/~mp2004/bp/
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rustym
6 posts
Feb 23, 2009
3:55 PM
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Thanks, Oldwailer!
Just downloaded it and will give it a try. Seems to be fairly simple and just does the job.
I like free stuff!
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oda
27 posts
Feb 24, 2009
6:43 AM
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There's a lot of software that's great for practice. Here's what I'm using:
Wavepad:
- I use this to record and hear myself.
- I also use this to slow down tunes for better analysis
Bendometer:
- my free subscription is almost up, but i love it. I'm a visual learner, so this works great. Especially if you've got a good pc microphone.
EarMaster Pro: http://www.earmaster.com/pro/
- This is a great peice of software, I've not played any instruments prior to the harmonica -- so I'll capitalize on anything that helps me advance my 'ear'
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harpnoodler
46 posts
Feb 24, 2009
9:51 AM
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Audacity is free, can edit and string together clips, make loops, record anything from your soundcard (videos, mic input, keyboard input, CDs), change pitch, slow down, highlight certain frequencies and a whole lot more.
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
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