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Serious fun with music. Windows XP/2000/Me/98 |
If you are starting to learn how to read music notation, MidiNotate Musician can help you learn it more quickly. Let MidiNotate highlight on the screen the music notation for a song you already know by ear as it is played back, note by note! | |||
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A fun
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Use MidiNotate's built-in Internet browser to find and download the MIDI file for a song you know. MidiNotate will immediately convert it to sheet music, displayed on the screen. | |||
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Use MidiNotate's Extract Part command to show just the voice or instrument part you want to learn. | |||
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Let MidiNotate highlight notes and lyrics as it plays back the song. A vertical cursor moves across the score to show the current beat | |||
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Ask MidiNotate to slow down the tempo, even as slowly as one tenth of the normal playback speed, so that you can better see what notes are being played. | |||
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You will soon start associating in your mind the music notation that corresponds to notes that you hear. | |||
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Using MidiNotate as a tool to learn music notation is particularly effective if you are also studying music with a teacher or friend. | |||
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