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Hi,
This month I tried Prelude in C. Made definitely some mistakes in the playing, but this was my best recording. I found it interestingly difficult to memorize, but it’s quite a beautiful piece and fun to play.
Linda
Hi,
At the bottom of the app screen is a row of black control buttons. If you press the one with the lines and 2 music notes, you’ll see a list of use options — often just Synthetic, Audio Only, and Video. If you select “Audio Only” rather than “Video” the video screen will disappear. I sometimes use “Synthetic” if I’m having trouble following a series of notes or rhythms in the Audio Only.
I usually also go to the options (the cogwheel) and disable display of the chord fingering charts so that the tab and musical notes have more room to display in screen.
You can also set the app to replay selected areas indefinitely using that circular icon on the bottom of the app and the % icon lets you set to different speeds.
For most of the practice I do, I use another app — Amazing Slowdowner, but I’ve found this RockClass App really handy a lot of times.
Linda
Hi,
I’ve already submitted but I’ve been working in an intro to Wouldn’t it be Nice and wanted to share it though I’m not sure it’s very good. The intro is normally in what sounds like a calliope so I tried to aim for something slightly out of tune.
Linda
I use Tab Play-along in Safari on my iPad.
I set the Tab Play Along settings so that it doesn’t show the chord fingering since that takes up a lot of the screen.
Then I set the setting beside the percentage to audio only so the video doesn’t show (that takes up screen space too).
Then I move my cursor to the spot in the tab where the part I want to practice and click on the circling arrows (the 3rd icon from the left) and select the part I want to practice. I also set the speed I want to work using the percentage icon.
Then to have the tab take up the full screen, I click on the squarish icon fourth from the left and press play.
I like the idea of the mini lessons.
I’ve found though that, unless there is some music to try newly learned techniques out on, I tend to learn and then forget them. So, I’m hoping that they could have links to some of the pieces on the site that use or could use the technique, or that later pieces might use the techniques and point to the mini lessons.
Linda
Thanks, @Angelo! I could have gotten the piece up to 90% speed, but was just too nervous to do it safely when recording myself. The uke is a Fluke concert with low-G tuning. I’m really fond of it.
Linda