well that's pretty cool. is it done yet?
the Dis* Player
Posted: 5/16/2007 9:11:33 PM
rheo, to answer your question, I am very interested in this project.
Not often, but once in a while I find myself wishing I had a visual display. Particularly in situation where I am holding a long note and looping it (thus it becomes hard to tell if I'm hearing the looped part or the live part).
Not often, but once in a while I find myself wishing I had a visual display. Particularly in situation where I am holding a long note and looping it (thus it becomes hard to tell if I'm hearing the looped part or the live part).
Posted: 5/16/2007 10:59:06 PM
Hello,
I would be interested. I have already installed the 'Pitch-Preview' that the Paia page outlined. A visual point of reference could 'Godspeed' the sweeping hand to a more accurate pitch definition during play.
teslatheremin
I would be interested. I have already installed the 'Pitch-Preview' that the Paia page outlined. A visual point of reference could 'Godspeed' the sweeping hand to a more accurate pitch definition during play.
teslatheremin
Posted: 5/17/2007 7:22:01 AM
It's not as fancy, but I use a tip from the Sexton book to this day.
The Sabine STX1100 LED Chromatic AutoTuner sits easly on either Moog model or can clip to a music stand and will work with either the tuner or pitch preview outputs. It can be a bit slow, but I've found it handy in those situations.
http://www.sabine.com/index.html
The Sabine STX1100 LED Chromatic AutoTuner sits easly on either Moog model or can clip to a music stand and will work with either the tuner or pitch preview outputs. It can be a bit slow, but I've found it handy in those situations.
http://www.sabine.com/index.html
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