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josam88
Joined: 06 May 2008
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 Posted: Tue May 06, 2008 4:39 am Post subject: Is "Home Concert Xtreme" good for learning to play |
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Hi,
I am a piano student and look for a good software to help me to learn and practice piano.
Any body has used or tried "Home Concert xtreme" before ?
This software is usually bundled when buying a YAMAHA or Roland electronic piano.
I cannot find any real trial version from the internet (ie. I can import
my own piece of music midi file and test all the functionality freely. )
Anybody can give his own comment/experience of using this software or guide me how to get a real trail / fullversion version have a test before I buy.
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Stacey
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Joined: 05 Oct 2005
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Location: Brisbane, Australia
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| Visit here to download a free, fully functional, demo version of Home Concert Xtreme or Home Concert 2000. |
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josam88
Joined: 06 May 2008
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| Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 1:26 am Post subject: Is "Home Concert Xtreme" good for learning to play |
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Stacey,
Thx for your reply. I have tried the demo and found it is a good software.
However, look like there is no "Midi Import" function in "Home Concert xTreme".
The features I am looking for are as follows:
1) Import User's Midi file for practice
2) Left, Right, Both Hand practice in pitch and rhythm
3) Indicate user's accuracy in pitch, and finger timing, eg.
3.1) Incorrect pitch is marked in red
3.2) Incorrect rhythm is marked blue
3.3) Extra notes are marked in green
4) Suggest corresponding practice to improve weakness
Please advise any software can provide features I want. |
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