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If you've spent any time on the Internet looking for guitar tabs for a particular song, you already know that finding accurate tabs is almost impossible. Most of the stuff you find is just not that good -- and some of it is pretty awful.
Okay, you say, then what about sheet music? Recently I bought sheet music for six popular, well known songs that you hear on the radio. I had a 40+ year, guitar veteran go through each song and transcribe it and compare it to the original song on the radio. Any guesses as to what we found? The sheet music was not the same as the actual song!
What that means for you is that if you want to or need to learn a song, or riff, or solo, note-for-note the way you hear in played on the radio – YOU MUST FIGURE THIS OUT YOURSELF.
Video Surgeon greatly simplifies this this task. It allows you to break down and song or riff and figure out each note that is being played as well as how it is being played. Video Surgeon allows you to isolate a specific segment of a song, slow it down, zoom-in, and then play this section repeatedly, so you can both SEE what the guitarist is doing and HEAR what he is playing.
The bottom line, no tabs, no sheet music, no problem. Video Surgeon will allow you to figure and play any song EXACTLY as you hear it on the radio
When you combine, slow motion, high quality audio, with repeated playback (looping) with speed trainer (to gradually increase or decrease speed) and zooming so you can zero in on any part of the video, you have an almost unstoppable combination of powerful tools for breaking down, analyzing and decipher any guitar riff or song, no matter how difficult it is.
Video Surgeon slows both audio and video, so not only do you hear the audio at a slower speed but you see the hands on the fret board in slow motion also -- and on top of this -- Video Surgeon allows you to zoom-in so you can magnify part of the video frame, for example the fret hand. Lastly, Video Surgeon enables you to create loops which isolate a specific segment of the video for repetitive playback.
When you combine, slow motion, with zooming, and looping you have powerful tool for breaking down, analyzing and decipher any guitar riff or song, no matter how difficult it is.
I’m 100% Confident That You’ll Love Video Surgeon’s Ability To Analyze Guitar Videos... Helping You Learn More Quickly And Easily. Video Surgeon Takes Learning / Teaching To a Whole New Level.
Ten years ago, we conducted a survey of guitarists that had purchased and were using a guitar lesson that contained audio that was slowed down to 50% of the original tempo.
We asked them how much easier it was to learn from these slowed down lessons than from something playing at normal tempo. We knew that slowing down made things easier, but what the survey results showed blew us away. Almost 200 guitarists told us that these slow down lessons increased their ability to learn by 2 to 10 fold, with the average being 614%. Wow, that's huge.
And remember this was 10 years ago… our product has been vastly improved since that time. It allows you to slow down much further while still retaining quality, it has speed trainer, frame by frame analysis and split screen playback.
While dedication, practice and hard work are important components to learning guitar, don’t under-estimate the importance of having the correct tools. I don’t know about you but, on more occasions than I care to remember, I have had the unpleasant experience of seeing relatively small tasks that should have been completed in an hour or so, become half day projects simply because I didn’t have the tools I needed. Playing guitar is no different. Tools can be a big help, and Video Surgeon is one of those must-have tools that will help you get the job done efficiently.
Video Surgeon was specifically designed for guitarists, not some IT guy or gadget wizard. You will find the basic operations intuitive and easy to use. Slow motion playback, zooming-in, creating looping areas to isolate segments, split screen playback so you can see BOTH strumming and fretting hands simultaneously and, of course, Speed Trainer.
Speed Trainer is a function within a looping area that automatically increases or decreases the speed of playback each time it loops, based upon our customized settings. You select a beginning and ending tempo – and a percentage change, and Video Surgeon will do the rest. Speed Trainer allows you to practice with increasing speed, thus enhancing your learning.
When slow motion, zooming and looping are employed at the same time, you have a powerful tool to assist you in analyzing any guitar video, and maximizing your learning potential from it.
Actually, that's just the beginning. Video Surgeon also enables you to do frame-by-frame review and analysis, it allows you to print video frames while zoomed in, it performs basic editing, and it can EXPORT changes -- creating a new video with slow motion and zoom embedded in the new video. It has split screen playback, the ability to annotate videos, and much, much more. Following below is a more detailed listing of some of Video Surgeon’s major features.
The benefit of video slow motion is that you can see many things that you might otherwise miss when playing at normal speed, thus allowing you to analyze strengths and weaknesses. The identification of weaknesses, problems or errors is the most important first step to fixing them.
The ability to zoom-in when a video is playing allows a user to magnify a specific part of the video frame, such as the fingers on the fret board, making it easier to see what is going on and to ascertain details that might otherwise be overlooked.
The creation of looping areas allows guitarists to isolate specific parts of a video for repetitive playback. This allows for the continuous repeated viewing of an isolated segment that may aid in the understanding of the note being played or the technique being used such (hammer-on, pull off, slide, etc.)
Slow motion, zooming, and looping are each important features and valuable when reviewing video. However, when combined their power is magnified several times over and they become a potent tool for analyzing a video and extracting all of the valuable and useful information from it.
This feature allows you to open and play two videos simultaneously. These might be before and after videos or they might be the same video with one instance zoomed in on the fretting hand and the second zoomed in on the strumming hand. This side-by-side view allows you to compare or learn from two different videos in real time.
Speed Trainer allows you to set a beginning and ending tempo for a specific area of a video you have isolated within a loop, and then designate a percent change. Once you start ST it will begin playing at the beginning tempo and then automatically increase by the percentage change each time it loops until you reach the ending tempo. The ST tools is a great way to practice and helps you gradually build up speed.
Most of the time we watch and learn from videos as they play. However, it can sometimes be helpful to view a video in reverse motion to further analyze or tease out additional information.
Video Surgeon contains basic editing capabilities that allow you to delete unwanted sections, thereby trimming a long, large file size video down and saving only what you really need. It also allows you to copy and paste together segments from multiple videos, giving you the ability to create a composite video of several different guitar riffs.
The ability to insert text or shapes onto a video allows you to annotate the video which may be helpful for learning teaching purposes
Most of the changes made to a video can be made permanent by Exporting the video and creating a new one with your changes embedded in it. Videos created using the Export function are standard video files that are portable and can be moved and played in any standard video player.
I’m 100% Confident That You’ll Love Video Surgeon’s Ability To Analyze Guitar Videos... Helping You Learn More Quickly And Easily. Video Surgeon Takes Learning / Teaching To a Whole New Level.
