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One of the best tools for play-along practice I have found is

Transcribe. It's super for transcribing but for play-along;

1) change the key of the piece (within boundaries) -- need to practice a

song in A

but the singer want's it in C? no problem.

2) Change pitch -- I play along with Beatles tracks a lot and they are not

always in

standard tuning, but somewhere in between.

3) Loop part of the recording to practice a particularly difficult

portion... no problem.

4) Want only left or right side? or wanna subtract them? no problem...

5) Need some tech support? Fire off a email and get answers from the

creator of the

program!

6) Need to exchange transcribe files with annotations with other users on a

different platform

like Mac or Windows? No problem.

And lots of other goodies... For a mere 35 euro's? Bargain!!

http://www.seventhstring.com/xscribe
And for the record: I am not affiliated in any way with this program or

it's creator other

than having been a long time *extremely happy* paying user.

Your,

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On Wed, Jan 9, 2013 at 4:27 PM, Lorenzo Sutton wrote:
> On 04/01/13 18:25, Bruno Gola wrote:

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>

>> On Fri, Jan 4, 2013 at 3:04 PM, Josh Lawrence

>> wrote:

>>

>>> They are setup so that bass and drums are on the L channel, and piano and

>>> drums are on the R.  Since I play piano, I need only the L channel.  Is

>>> there any way to "extract" only the L channel out of the recordings?

>>>  Once

>>> that is done, can something be done to the result that would cause it to

>>> sound in both R and L channels, like a true mono recording perhaps?  I

>>> can

>>> easily turn the pan control on my mixer fully left, but that leaves a big

>>> hole in the right side.

>>>

>> I think you can use Audacity, there is a function there for splitting

>> stereo to mono, then you just delete the R channel and export it as

>> mono wav/mp3/whatever or just play it directly from audacity :)

>>

> You can also use play (from sox [1]) to play only one channel:

>

> play stero_file.wav remix 1 #(for left channel)

> play stero_file.wav remix 2 #(for right channel)

>

> Lorenzo

> [1] http://sox.sourceforge.net/

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 is=A0Transcribe. It's super for transcribing but for play-a=

long;1) change the key of the piece (within boundaries) --=

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but the singer want's it in C? no problem.2=

) Change pitch -- I play along with Beatles tracks a lot and they are not a=

lways in=A0standard tuning, but somewhere in between.

3) Loop part of the recording to practice a particularly difficu=

lt portion... no problem.4) Want only left or right side? =

or wanna subtract them? no problem...5) Need some tech sup=

port? Fire off a email and get answers from the creator of the

program!6) Need to exchange transcribe files wi=

th annotations with other users on a different platformlik=

e Mac or Windows? No problem.And lots of other goodies... =

For a mere 35 euro's? Bargain!!

http://www.seve=

nthstring.com/xscribeAnd for the =

record: I am not affiliated in any way with this program or it's creato=

r other

than having been a long time *extremely happy* paying user.Your,iOn Wed, Jan 9, 2013 =

at 4:27 PM, Lorenzo Sutton <lorenzofsutton@gmail.com>=

 wrote:

On 04/01/13 18:25, Bruno Gola wrote:
On Fri, Jan 4, 2013 at 3:04 PM, Josh Lawrence <hardbop200@gmail.com> wrote:
They are setup so that bass and drums are on the L channel, and piano and

drums are on the R. =A0Since I play piano, I need only the L channel. =A0Is=
there any way to "extract" only the L channel out of the recordin=

gs? =A0Once

that is done, can something be done to the result that would cause it to

sound in both R and L channels, like a true mono recording perhaps? =A0I ca=

n

easily turn the pan control on my mixer fully left, but that leaves a big

hole in the right side.
I think you can use Audacity, there is a function there for splitting

stereo to mono, then you just delete the R channel and export it as

mono wav/mp3/whatever or just play it directly from audacity :)
You can also use play (from sox [1]) to play only one channel:
play stero_file.wav remix 1 #(for left channel)

play stero_file.wav remix 2 #(for right channel)
Lorenzo

[1] http://sox.so=

urceforge.net/

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