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mgardner wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 13, 2019 3:20 pm

My bad... I just realized you would lose the backing tracks when you change the speed. I didn't even notice til now....

I very often slow it down past the default slow speed, so I do spend a lot of time without the backing tracks getting the fingering and notes down.

Ah, I found it. It's exactly as you say, a D / A. I suspect, since this is the bass cleff and nothing likely to be played lower that it is a left over typo. Maybe in the full arrangement there is an F# on the Bass Guitar or something.

Is this in the Chords Course or the actual song "Tears In Heaven" ? If the song, which level?

One thought, even if the thumb on Bb to A isn't the most comfortable, it might be teaching a needed skill. But I'm purely guessing. I don't really know why it was chosen that way.

Thank you sw1tch73ch for the information! I made myself to get used to that fingering and finally got 100% on that song (Bootcamp Intermediate #60-3) but coming to #60-7 and #60-8, it was impossible. Keys are changed from E-flat to F-major starting from #60-7 and this fingering doesn't make any sen...

There should have been mention of that. It is relatively normal, depending on the notes leading up to that sequence. I have had that a couple of times where the thumb has to scootch quickly from one note to the next from one beat to the next, or faster

For some reason, after applying the fix, the next Windows update removed the feature again. So once fixed, it might not stay that way for everyone. We'll see how long it sticks around for me this time. At the moment I'm on Windows 10 version 1809.

Good luck, Xanthira222. But to be fair, you don't need luck. You just need practice!

I've seen the a few reviews on the PX-S1000 and they are pretty much all glowing. I imagine you will continue loving it for a long time.

I am disappointed that a full-fledged accompaniment is missing. I want to learn to play and write beautiful accompaniment in different genres. I want to learn to play the keys as keyboard players do. 99 percent of the time real keyboardists and pianists do not play vocal melody. I hope you want to ...

Excellent, welcome, and Hello! Not necessarily in that order. LOL

The software is effective and it can be addictive. Enjoy!