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eMedia Blues Guitar Legends [Old Version]

eMedia Blues Guitar Legends [Old Version]
- Blues Guitar Legends teaches 10 monumental blues songs
- Original artist recordings are synched to an animated fretboard that displays fingering positions on a virtual guitar neck.
- Complete, note-for-note transcriptions of both lead and rhythm guitar parts, plus simple chord-based versions are all included.
- MIDI audio tracks supplement the master recordings of each song, enabling students to learn at a tempo best-suited to their skill level.
- Built-in accessories include an automatic tuner, metronome and built-in recorder.
Country USA
Brand eMedia
Manufacturer eMedia
Binding CD-ROM
ItemPartNumber Blues Guitar Legends
Model EG08001
Color None
ReleaseDate 2004-01-10
Format CD-ROM
UPCs 746290080017
EANs 0746290080031

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