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Hi,
I don't want to reinvent the wheel, so after a little pondering I thought I'd ask here.
Click track is fine for certain kinds of music, but won't cut it for classical music (rit., rall., acc., a tempo, colla parte, rubato...).
I need to have a visual feedback i.e. me giving myself the various cues I need to match the other performance(s).
Now, the audio software I know don't work too well with video, plus I'd ideally need something that can record both a video and an audio track at the same time, otherwise the process becomes cumbersome (record video with camera and audio with usb card, transfer video from camera, add to multitrack, synch, playback and record the other tracks).
Is there sometheing that is widely accepted as the "best way" to do this?
Thanks in advance.
I don't want to reinvent the wheel, so after a little pondering I thought I'd ask here.
Click track is fine for certain kinds of music, but won't cut it for classical music (rit., rall., acc., a tempo, colla parte, rubato...).
I need to have a visual feedback i.e. me giving myself the various cues I need to match the other performance(s).
Now, the audio software I know don't work too well with video, plus I'd ideally need something that can record both a video and an audio track at the same time, otherwise the process becomes cumbersome (record video with camera and audio with usb card, transfer video from camera, add to multitrack, synch, playback and record the other tracks).
Is there sometheing that is widely accepted as the "best way" to do this?
Thanks in advance.