Re: [Harp-L] Hey Abner, and all those just starting out...

[Alan Kindler <kindler@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Does it work on a Mac OS?
Alan
On Jun 9, 2010, at 7:15 PM, Chuck Dean wrote:

> Here is a bit of information I dug out of the bowels of my computer.
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> I hope it helps.
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> A good source for everything chromatic is Harp on:
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> http://www.angelfire.com/music/HarpOn/
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> There is a great software called "Harping"
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> Here's a link:
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> http://www.harpingmidi.com/download.html
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> It is shareware, so you can try it out for free. (only $19.95 USD if  
> you
> decide to buy it)
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> Harping has a variety
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> of ways to view music. By notes, by tab, or you can view a Harmonica
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> graphic which will show you what holes to play.
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> It works with most diatonic and chromatic tunings.
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> You find the tune you want to play in MIDI format, open it in Harping,
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> then through the Mixer (Find it in "View" you can select what part of
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> the song you want to learn.
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> Another nice touch, the Harping Tab is done on a standard staff, so
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> while you are learning the songs by number you are also learning to
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> read music.
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> Because I am legally blind and have trouble differentiating between
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> lines and spaces on a staff. Harping has opened the door for me.
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> It is more fun learning songs than just scales.
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> Try it, you'll like it!
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> Chuck
> "It's the early bird that catches the worm, but the second mouse  
> gets the
> cheese"