Author: Paul Aviles
Date: 2020-08-27 01:51
Ok, I've gone through it and find that the pitch hovers a little high (say around 442 perhaps) but my feeling is that matching (if you can move that high) is just as much a skill to develop as playing "in tune."
Anyway, you can do different things such as play along in unison (both parts are in the YouTube video), or play different volumes and see how that affects YOUR pitch (his isn't going anywhere).
I think this is a great resource. I took a 12 foot splitter cable, 1/8" stereo mini, split to (L) and (R) RCA and played through the stereo from the laptop.
I'm working a "new" used clarinet and did the pulling out in the middle thing which seemed to help as I tuned one note at a time, but using this resource it was clear that the intonation is better on this horn pushed all the way in at the middle. It would have taken a rehearsal to find that out as quickly..........for me.
................Paul Aviles
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