Re: [Harp-L] Transposing music

["Bill" <bill.eborn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Sibelius can be used to transpose sheet music and is useful for people like 
me who struggle with reading because it plays things back.  it's expensive 
to buy though, the full professional version is over £500 in english money 
although you can get a student edition for £115ish.

Bill

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Tom Halchak" <thalchak@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2008 5:31 PM
Subject: [Harp-L] Transposing music


> I wonder if I can get some advice with regard to transposing a song from a
> recording to tabs or even sheet music.  Is there a software product
> available that will enable me to play the music through it and have it
> translated?  I have downloaded an inexpensive software package called
> harping from a website called http://www.harpingmidi.com/ .  It is a 
> pretty
> neat little package that lets you actually see (and hear) what notes are
> being played on your harmonica and you can compare that to a piano 
> keyboard.
> Since I have always played by ear, it is something of a revelation to me.
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> That said, I would love to figure out an easier way to learn the songs 
> that
> I am listening to (other than playing the recording over and over and
> emulating the sounds I hear).  I have accumulated a pretty fair collection
> of harmonica music and would like to use whatever technology is available 
> to
> me in order to make the process easier.
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> Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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> Tom Halchak
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> Clearwater, FL
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