Anyone ever had any experience with a device called a Riff Master? I gather it is usually used by jazz and metal guitarist to record a riff, then slow it down to half speed without a change in pitch so the riff can be learned at the slower speed. Since I’m still new to this whistle thing, a device like this could be a great help in learning a tune where the speed is far too fast and ornamented for me to sort out.
Half speed reduction (without a drop in pitch) might be OK for learning difficult passages (riffs) For more precise control of speed without changing it’s pitch, I suggest you try Goldwave. http://www.Goldwave.com/
It’s a fully featured digital audio editor program.
Another such program is ‘The Amazing Slow Downer’ http://www.ronimusic.com/
[ This Message was edited by: Tony on 2001-11-12 20:32 ]