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DarthEntity
06-13-2007, 04:47 PM
I was scrolling through some of the post and I noticed that there are a lot of posts about different practice tools.

I was hoping this threat could be a listing and describing of all the different practice tools that people on this forum have come across and found useful. Include things like the costs and where you can find.

DocBop
06-14-2007, 09:18 AM
I conisder my iTunes one of my main tools. I create Work and listening lists and real easy to jump around a tune with the click of a mouse when transcribing. Another tool is call Transcribe and cool when trying to do a take-down on a tune. You can slow down without changing pitch and also has filters so if you want to focus on bass turn on the bass filter. A class I took required Audacity recording software and I continue to use it. It is real basic free recording software. I can pull in MP3's and plug in my bass to play along or add my own tracks. Sometimes I will use it to record my practice to critiqe myself. I mainly use my Mac so I have GarageBand it is Audacity on steroids and lots of loops and has lots of effects and sounds. I have iDrum a easy to program drum machine, sure there are PC equivilents. Then I use online ear trainning programs. Just about anything you need is available if you just Google around.