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Your emuso experiences
Here is where you can leave comments to tell folk what you like or dislike about your experiences with emuso/Studio. We really value honest ...
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Here is where you can leave comments to tell folk what you like or dislike about your experiences with emuso/Studio. We really value honest ...
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Introduction If you are new to the concept of directed practice, or new to the guitar and musical terms like “interval” and R...
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Introduction Emuso comes with three virtual instruments: 6-string guitar, 4-string bass, and piano. Emuso also comes with libary constructs ...
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Introduction We’ve covered quite a bit of the toolkit already. Here are a few features we haven’t looked at so far. What you wil...
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Introduction Let’s take a look at exploring rhythm. Emuso provides RhythmX, a package of various tools, specially designed for thi...
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Introduction RhythmX supports two kinds of track: Percussion track and non-percussion track. Each percussion track is associated with on...
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Introduction If you are a beginner to chord types and scale types, don’t worry. You’ll still be able to make chord progression...
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Introduction We’ll look at how to transpose a part or all parts. For example, you may be practicing a scale sequence in one key, and...
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Introduction This guide won’t cover theory per-se. Interactive content instead presents theory (such as our blog content). This guide ...
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Introduction Emuso comes with a built in help system of videos and user guides. The videos are mainly fetched from the Internet, when firs...
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Introduction I really strongly recommend you read everything in “New to learning and practicing guitar” (on the main quick start...
