Re: ooops! (was 78s)

["Stephen Shaw" <moorcot@xxxxxxx>]

If you have the means to copy from vinyl/cassette on to your hard drive you 
can use software such as Audio Cleaning Lab deluxe 3.0 to "correct" the 
pitch without changing the tempo of the music.  You can then burn on to CDs, 
again if you have the means.  I learn a lot of tunes by playing along and 
this doesn't half help.

Steve Shaw in the UK.


>From: Tim Rose <tim.rose@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
>, 04 Jun 2003 14:09:01 +1000
>
>>Listening to that music forced me into buying both an E *and* an Eb
>harmonica, to try to deal with the pitch variations.  I assume the tracks 
>were actually performed in B, but some of them were definitely nearer to 
>Bb, and (dammit!) some were annoyingly in-between.
>
>--Tim Rose.
>

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