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Hi,
Hope I’m not stepping on anyone’s toes here, Brian ;o) , but I had a thought on the different jam tracks that you have, in fairness, kindly put up here for us…
I occasionally use a piece of software called Audacity, it’s a free download and is pretty handy for a number of things…
Recently I’ve been using it for playing your jam tracks as you can loop a particular part or change the tempo if needed…
This was all fine until I saw the “Change Pitch” option. Basically this option allows us to change the key that the track is being played in, moving a jam track in E to G or G# even!!
I just though that it would be a helpful tool for everyone to try your lessons in other keys…
Great way to get to know the fretboard…I’m probably not explaining it very well but I’ll do a video and put it up on You Tube at some point…
For the mean time here is a step by step…
1. Download Audacity from here :http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
2. Install, duh ;o)))
3. Open one of the downloaded jam tracks using Audacity.
4. Select the entire track, (ctrl a).
5. Go to “Effect” and then down to “Change Pitch”…
6. Put in the original pitch and change to a new pitch that you want to practice at…
7. Rock on!Again, Brian, I hope I’m not stepping on your toes here!!
Ger
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