Table Rock Sound

A newer version of Table Rock Sound is available.

• 2.0 stars

  "Only available on windows"

  April 24, 2012  |   By David_Halvin

  Pros

  Easy to use and for the most part very helpful tool. Works great on windows. It does what it does very well.

  Cons

  It doesn't work native with OSX or Linux systems. While it is very simple to create very good quality AIFF files that should be very accurate, it is a pain to switch operating systems to do so. As smart as the program is, it still can only put out what goes in. Some of the fingering positions seemed odd to me.

  Summary

  It's a pretty cool tool, but it's not the end all be all.

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• Reply by David_Halvin on May 2, 2012

  Update. I did spend the $30 to get the full version and some of the upgraded items are pretty cool. Additional problems: I can't for the life of me get the proper tunings to work. On a particular song that is a half-step flat the program just doesn't seem to care what it's set for. There is a mechanism for changing tunings, I just can't get it to work.
  
  Absolutely no possible way to incorporate legato slides, hammer-on/pull-offs, natural or pinch harmonics from a midi file.
  
  All in all, if you want to learn to play a few songs that don't have many wrinkles in them, this is it. But it's not a substitute for formal training or teaching.

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