Practice tools
Loop a few bars, let Tempo Ramp walk the tempo up as the loop comes round, or practise against a plain click.
The gear at the right of the transport opens Practice, with three tabs: Loop, Ramp and Metro.
The quickest loop is the loop button on the transport: tap it to loop the whole song, tap again to stop. Press and hold it and choose Customize range… to loop part of the song; when the loop is shorter than the song, a small badge on the button shows its bars.
In the Loop tab, set A and B with their steppers, or play to the bar you want and tap the target button beside A or B to set it to the bar you're on. The top line reads back the range, for example Bars 5–8 (4 bars). Loop entire song and Clear are underneath.
Tempo Ramp moves the tempo a step every time round the loop, or every few times, so you can start a hard passage slow and walk it up to speed without touching anything.
Set the loop to the passage you're working on.
Turn on
Tempo rampin theRamptab (in the BPM chip's sheet it's calledPractice ramp). If nothing is looped yet, Leganote loops the whole song for you.Set
Start,Target,Step(1 to 40 BPM) andEvery(1 to 20 loops). The BPM chip's sheet has noStartrow: its tempo slider sets the start.Press play. The line under the BPM reads it back, for example Speed up to 140 BPM, +5 BPM every 2 loops.
Set the target below the start and it slows down instead. The Ramp chip on the transport turns it on and off and shows the target while it runs, and Reset in the tempo sheet turns it off and goes back to the song's tempo.
Tempo- 30 to 300 BPM. It starts at the song's current tempo.
Subdivision- Quarter, Eighth, Triplet, 16th or Shuffle.
Beats per bar- Where the accent falls, 1 to 12, or
No accent.
Related
- Play alongThe chart, a backing band, fingering diagrams for this chord and the next, and a mixer. Tap a bar to jump there.
- Free and ProWhat's free, what the one-time Pro unlock adds on iPhone and iPad, and how the Mac app fits in.
- Repeats, endings and the road mapRepeat a section, add 1st and 2nd endings, mark D.S., D.C., Coda and Fine, and the player follows the way you'd read it.
Still stuck? Write to zhi@nonoaudio.com. Support page