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He still didn't have to act like a condescending jackass. A guy like Larry Carlton, who is every bit Scofield's equal on the instrument, treats people with a lot more respect, and understands that

Interesting exchange between Jimmy Leslie (writer) and John Scofield in the Jan. 2011 issue of Guitar Player magazine. I was glad to see Sco tell it like it is! GP: That's a cool chord. Can you

Marc; I'm not sure how useful the feature is but it is more than marketing bullshit as Ron calls it. Transcribe uses a frequency analyzer to identify the pitches and it works pretty well for single

Haven't heard the freebie but I have to say the considering all the processing going on to slow it down the sound quality in transcribe is quite good. I bought it. I was pretty good in the send money

I'm pretty sure I said something to that effect in the unquoted post you are responding to. Ron Living and playing outside the box. http://www.myspace.com/ron45becker

Hi Folks , has anybody selling for reasonable price Greco ES 175? in UK? Bako

Because the 'slow down' effect isn't quite as good, the EQ settings not as comprehensive, the user interface not as friendly (for me personally) and it doesn't work will all different audio file

To be fair to Transcribe!, even if you can select the portion of the audio containing _only_ the chord you're trying to identify, the program is presented with all the overtones produced by the

Session players are often paid a one off fee and that is all they will get no matter how successful the recording is. As example could be "My Girl", Smokey Robinson will have done well out of it as

Marketing bullshit. I have this program and like alot over Slow [really a] Downer with it's `gimme my money now' screen in your face every five or ten minutes. The guess feature is not something

Many thanks for your opinions. Seems that Transcribe! may "guess" notes and/or chords! Any first hand experience with this feature? Marc

The tunes from Kismet have been done in jazz versions, including an early Wes Montgomery recording. Kismet was based on a Borodin string quartet. -Keith

John, like wise to you! ? Mark Cassidy [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I can't figure out why anyone would use anything other than BestPractice. It's free and at least as good as anything that you have to pay for. Try CNET.com.

From: "André Rodrigues P. Silva" that have been jazzed up, such as, say, Stranger in paradise, Song of India, etc. ? I really believe it's incredible material for Jazz. < Back in the 70s, I

Just a clarification: The type of pickup you have makes a major difference: If you have a magnetic pick-up, then the amount of magnetic material in the strings might be important. For flat-top

Hi there, If you have the patience: How many classical music songs / themes do you know of that have been jazzed up, such as, say, Stranger in paradise, Song of India, etc. ? I really believe it's

Hey Folks, HAPPY THANKSGIVING! Make sure you eat well -- given this economy, we may never know the future our next meal ... ... Thank God for all He has blessed us with for this year! John

Happy Thanksgiving! "I love to sing-a About the moon-a and the June-a and the spring-a, I love to sing-a, About a sky of blue-a, or a tea for two-a, Anything-a with a swing-a to an "I love you-a," I

I bought slowdowner before I'd ever heard of transcribe. Slowdowner, it seems to me, couldn't be more intuitive. You play the tune and click where you want the loop to start and click again where you