None of the tabs are so mired in tools that it’s remotely easy to get confused and, as I prefer it, just tinkering around with things will clear up any such mystery. In the case of the tempo and isolation filter you’re in a circumstance where you’re tinkering with the song and the quality becomes altered. If you simply just reduce the tempo the sound quality is preserved quite well, but it can get a bit grainy sounding if you drop it down to the slowest tempo and then crank the filters up. If you’re aim is to learn lead melodies then rest assured that’s as easy as it gets. It can be a bit cumbersome to isolate rhythm guitars and that will offer a bit steeper of a learning curve, but even that’s not too bad. The biggest concern regarding the filter is what song you are loading into it. The guys at Riffstation have made it clear they are targeting guitarists, but I wanted to see just what all Riffstation could handle. ![]() I’ve imported some Satriani songs, Tony MacAlpine, Guns n’ Roses, a couple of songs from the Mass Effect 2 and Super Meat Boy soundtracks, the haunting Torgo theme, some of Bach’s harpsichord fugues, and a couple of songs from my improv band Hulk Big Knife. ![]() In regards to the guitar-driven songs it Riffstation does a really good job.
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