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barrybush - Posted - 09/09/2017: 13:03:03
I am making me a complete 5 string bluegrass arrangement of I'll Fly Away. Banjo, guitar and bass. Using current tabs.Intro, verses and choruses with space for fiddle and mandolin breaks so I can practice backup. After I learn the breaks and backup can I mute the banjo and only hear the guitar and bass to practice with? Thanks in advance for any help.
Edited by - Texasbanjo on 09/09/2017 13:42:23
Texasbanjo - Posted - 09/09/2017: 13:44:05
rmcdow - Posted - 09/09/2017: 16:05:54
Pull down the menu MIDI to the bottom, Midi options, and uncheck the tracks you don't want to hear. You will need to set up each instrument in a different section using the Score dropdown, and adding the additional instruments, which it sounds like you already know about.
Matimo - Posted - 09/09/2017: 21:25:17
Upper right corner, where instruments are listed by number (1, 2, 3, 4...), just above the number is a green bar, click the bar on the instrument you want to mute and it will turn red and mute the track.
n1wr - Posted - 09/10/2017: 07:38:03
Yes, and under the midi option there is a volume slider for each instrument - you can lower the volume of the banjo, maybe just leave a hint of it. Works great for practicing. TablEdit is the best tool you can have for learning.
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