[Trombone-l] Transcription Program

[Wayne Dyess]

There are several such programs out there, Bill.  The one that I finally settled on is Transcribe! by Seventh String.  I use it regularly, and after just a little time with it, you may find it to be an indispensable tool.

Good to see your name in my inbox.  Did you move out west?

Wayne

http://www.seventhstring.com/



On Jul 28, 2010, at 6:50 PM, Bill Redgate wrote:

> Nice Listmates;
> 
>                   I'm guessing it was about two years ago or so that a
> particular program was much mentioned and supported for a brief while here
> on the list.  This program was touted for slowing down sound files without
> changing the pitch - as well as indicating pitches playing.  I remember
> thinking I need that - but now that I am getting "around to it" I can't seem
> to find the name of that program or remember it.  I have seen some, but I
> recall that this particular one even showed the tones at any given spot in
> the music - as well as slowing down the music without changing pitch and
> that whole armory of sonic weapons.  So, would any of y'all happen to recall
> the name of that program?  Failing that, would any of y'all have suggestions
> for a program to use to both transcribe - and also "sketch out" arrangements
> from sound files?  I suppose so as not to insult the musically educated I
> ought to say - I'm interested in melodic dictation and harmonic analysis.
> I'd sure appreciate the help.
> 
> 
> Bill Redgate
> Port Orchard Washington
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