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Re: No Baby talk
No video? I wanted to see this instrument. I think you're getting decent sound out of your drum. Do you play along to recorded songs? Or do you have a friend to play along with?
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Re: No Baby talk
Yes. Playing along to recordings is the next best thing to playing with another human being in real time.bitsnpcs wrote: ↑Mon Mar 02, 2020 9:27 pmI have not played along to recorded songs yet, is it a good way to learn ?
I was thinking about this yesterday to load a recorded song in to Audacity and add enough space before it begins to play so I can walk over and sit on the stool before it begins, I am unsure how to add that space yet. Record my playing then play it back with the song and to find ways to improve choice of playing along.
Audacity has a tool to move an audio clip left or right on the timeline. You can find it on the toolbar. It is a horizontal line with arrowheads on both sides. (see screenshot here: https://www.audacityteam.org/wp-content ... normal.png. The toolbar looks the same on Linux.) Just use this tool and move your clip 5-10 sec to the right.
Another option is to play a track in a regular media player on repeat 1. Or play along to the whole album.