must for your music classroom. 100% Reproducible. Recommended for grades 3 and up. Use as a supplement to a topic or unit, an extra credit exercise, or a homework assignment. Perfect activity for substitute teachers or an easy last-minute classroom time-filler. Includes answer keys.  (less)

time signature is too complex, the game works just as well without it; simply remove the 6/8 cards and play. A compelling educational game, perfect for home or classroom. For 2 or more players, ages ten and up. Contents: 56 playing cards (16 time signature cards and 40 note/rest cards)  (less)

working in any musical genre. VariAudio and Pitch Correct provide integrated intonation editing for monophonic vocal recordings. Groove Agent ONE and Beat Designer change the game for beat creation, while the revolutionary LoopMash seamlessly blends loops, creating unimaginable variations. VST Expression tools for composers combine with the first VST3 convolution reverb and improved automation for more dynamic mixes. An array of additional enhancements and 64-bit technologies boost performance—all designed to inspire further musical creativity and productivity. And all of this is available at a price that won't kill you class budget.Some of the highlights of Cubase 5 •Loop Mash is a revolutionary virtual instrument offe...  (less)

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the room or budget for a full V-Drums kit. Introducing the new Roland HD-1. It's forged from the same technology as its predecessors, but it's much simpler to use. It's also incredibly quiet, thanks to the newly designed kick beater, cushioned tom pads, and snare head. The HD-1 is also conveniently compact and stylish—perfect for every home, school, studio, etc.—and it's priced for the masses. Most of the HD-1's components are mounted on one stand for easy setup and transport, and for a clean look. Just take it out of the box and play.Small Price, Big Performance It might look small, but the HD-1 sounds and performs impressively large. With Roland's legendary V-Drum know-how at the core, this little kit is a dream for first-time or casual players as well as for parents, since the volume level can be completely controlled via volume knob and/or by plugging in headphones.Play-Along Fun The HD-1 is equipped with an external input for connecting CD-players, iPods, etc. Jam along with your favorite songs, and control the blend of music and your live drumming through headphones or an amplifier. The Roland PM-01 Personal Monitor (449782 - see customer products box) is a perfect monitoring system for hearing your HD-1 drums in full fidelity.Award Winning Design The HD-1 V-Drums Lite received the International Forum(iF) product design award 2009 (Category: Leisure / Lifestyle) and the "Finalists" award of the prestigious 2008 International Design Excellence Awards(IDEA) for its design quality. (Category: Entertainment)Drum Tutor Software for HD-1 To enhance the HD-1 experience and help drummers learn the fundamentals, Roland has created the DT-HD1 Drum Tutor, a fun and educational interactive software application. Connect your HD-1 to a PC via the included UM-1G USB-MIDI interface, launch the software, play along with the lessons and exercises, and improve your chops on the drums. It's that simple.To help you with your learning process, the Roland Drum Tutor program offers 34 preset patterns with Standard MIDI File (SMF) compatibility, and features two screens for learning. The notation screen features a bouncing ball and timing check with right and left hand instruction. The game screen is a falling-blocks-style game where you score points for properly hitting your pads on time.  (less)

to hold the various game cards. Games: 1. Dynamic Duo - identifying forte and piano - needs a quick explanation that forte means loud and piano means soft. 2. I Spy a Tie - music symbols search - needs a preliminary review of quarter notes and rests, half notes and rests, dotted half notes, whole notes and rests, treble clef and bass clef signs, tied notes, forte, piano, mezzo forte, mezzo piano, and 4/4 and 3/4. 3. Grab Bag Rhythms - counting and clapping rhythm patterns (on a treble clef or bass clef staff) - needs an understanding like in game #2 and of counting beats. 4. Who Am I? - naming famous composers (from Vivaldi to John Lennon) 5. Rhythm Wrap-Ups - note and rest values - needs an understanding like in game #2. 6. Melody Match-Ups - ...  (less)

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hold the various game cards. The Game Guide has easy-to-use instructions, identification of the National Standards used and additional Musical Extras for each game. Games: 1. Double-Duty Rhythms - rhythmic duets (on grand staff) - needs an understanding of 4/4 and 3/4 time, eighth notes, quarter notes and rests, dotted quarter notes, half notes and rests, dotted half notes, whole notes and rests. 2. I Spy a Tie - music symbols search - needs a review of all the notes for game #1 and grand staff, clefs, slurs, ties, time signatures, dynamic and tempo markings, accents, grace notes and triplets. 3. Grab Bag Rhythms - counting and clapping rhythm patterns - needs an understanding like in game #1. 4. Who Am I? - naming famous composers (from Bach to Joh...  (less)