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Scootsky
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vivace
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now that is cool... too cool.
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trptStudent
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That is very cool.
It'd be interesting to set one of those to the tempo an ensemble is playing at and putting it in your ear. It'd be interesting to hear how much the ensemble speeds up/slows down, provided there are no tempo changes written in the chart.
That is a very neat toy. |
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Trumpet Dude
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I have that exact ear met. I do not recommend them at all. First, they are too loud and hurt the ear. Second, they are kind of hard to use. They go up and down by 2 beats. NO ODD NUMBER TEMPOS. The met. is merely a novelty, nothing more. Kind of like the mute stand that comes with an ash tray. 
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