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Old 04-06-2011, 04:13 PM
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Default Note Entry - Recording with a metronome (Notation Composer only)

Hi friends,


Note Entry - Recording with a metronome: This tutorial covers the basics of entering notes in real time by recording with your MIDI instrument (eg. keyboard). Also touches on some of the more common edits you may need to do when doing live recording, two-hand piano staff recording, adding more instruments, "punch in" recording (recording in just a selected region), and more.

This video is a bit long (around 20 minutes) so please be patient as it loads to play (it's high resolution). If you prefer to download it to your machine, please use this download link.

If you have any comments, suggestions, or questions, please ask them here.

Enjoy!
Sherry
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