Camera Recordings in Tempo Kit 2.0: Review and Keep Your Takes
Tempo Kit 2.0 can record a camera take as well as audio, so you can review what you played and how you played it. Record, preview, play back, and download a take on Free; saving it inside Tempo Kit requires Pro.
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Hear and See the Same Take
Turn on the camera in Recordings or from the Journal record disc. A live mirrored preview helps you frame the shot while you play; the take keeps the picture for playback. Watching your hands, posture, and timing can reveal details that an audio take alone might miss.
- Pick one passage: Record a short, specific attempt so the review has a clear question.
- Play it back: Listen first, then watch for movement or timing that explains what you heard.
- Keep what matters: Download the take on Free, or save it in Tempo Kit with a name, tags, links, and notes on Pro.
Keep a Take with Your Practice
Pro saved takes can be found with their practice session in the Journal and opened in the Tempo Kit web player. Keep a take with the score and lesson sources for that piece in a practice preset. On supported Chromium browsers, Pro can also copy saved takes into a folder you choose on your computer. That folder copy depends on browser support, so use Download or a complete backup when you need a portable copy.
For a broader listening method, read why recording yourself helps. To organize the session around that take, see the Tempo Kit 2.0 Journal guide.
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