David,
It might not be as bad as you think. Try this free online metronome
(and a standalone applet that runs in your browser) where you can tap
along with a tune and have the tempo of ANY two beats displayed. If
you are not steady enough for two beats, you can take an average over
the
From: David W. Fenton
My play project for the weekend is to analyze the tempos of various
recordings of the Pachelbel Canon
8-\ Sad or what?
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Peter Taylor wrote:
From: David W. Fenton
My play project for the weekend is to analyze the tempos of various
recordings of the Pachelbel Canon
8-\ Sad or what?
I don't think so -- tempo analysis is very important to help
figure out what one feels is the proper interpretation.
On Sun Sep 27, at SundaySep 27 7:36 AM, dhbailey wrote:
tempo analysis is very important to help figure out what one feels
is the proper interpretation. Listening to works which have been
widely recorded can be very helpful in that regard. Some
recordings of any work seem to succeed
On 27 Sep 2009 at 10:21, Christopher Smith wrote:
I imagine (perhaps wrongly!)
that the tempo might stay fairly solid for each section, but change
from variation to variation, maybe with a connection to what kinds of
subdivisions are in the top parts. David F., I hope you will point us
On 27 Sep 2009 at 2:55, Christopher Smith wrote:
http://handyprograms.blogspot.com/2008/08/metronome.html
For some reason, it's not compatible with my Java installation and
won't run. I think it's likely not the fault of the app -- my Java
installation has been broken through several
On 9/26/2009 4:11 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
Or am I stuck doing this manually (ugh!)?
I know this isn't what you were asking, but why is doing it manually so
tough? If you have a stopwatch and Excel, you can get the metronome
timings just by counting off a few beats and plugging the
On 26 Sep 2009 at 16:44, John Blane wrote:
Don't know Audacity well enough but Pro Tools can do what you're
looking for. If you want to tap along to determine tempo there is a
plug-in for itunes available.
But this really wouldn't solve much of the problem at all. Sure
tapping is a
Um, I think you quite obviously missed the context of my trying to
assist you.
I never suggested anything about inputting them into Finale at all.
You can determine the tempo with Finale while you use any other
source for playback. Get it? And I wasn't suggesting that you invest
in Pro
On 26 Sep 2009 at 17:49, John Blane wrote:
Um, I think you quite obviously missed the context of my trying to
assist you.
The context was the thread launched by my post, so that's the context
I was using. You appear to have been using a different context. The
fact that I didn't detect that
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