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Thank you so much for the quick response to my email question. Many companies are so slow & sometimes don't respond at all. The advice given was exactly what I needed. I had complete confidence in the detailed answer to my question, & as a result I promptly purchased the software. I have always had good personal service from you which is unfortunately becoming rare in today's retail world. I really appreciate you & refer you to my music educator colleagues all the time. Thank you again!
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Record and arrange your own music! Sequencing and music production software allows you to record and edit sounds on your computer. There are two types of musical data that a sequencer can use: Midi and Audio. Once you have recorded your music using a keyboard, mic or guitar, you can edit, arrange and experiment with it! (Fix mistakes, add parts, delete parts, transpose, change the tempo, etc.) |
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- Plug-in support. Will you want to add on effects such as pitch correction and auto-tune, surround sound or stereo expanders? If so, make sure that the software supports third party plug-ins formats such as DirectX or VST.
- Effects. Does the program offer the MIDI and audio effects you will require? For example, can you shift the pitch of your singing, or add reverb to your recordings?
- Views. There are many different ways of viewing and editing your data. In addition to the regular notation window, look for a piano roll (graphical view), event list (MIDI data), arranger/overview (move large chunks of music at once) and event controllers (graphically adjust MIDI data such as volume)
- Customization. Can you create and save your own view settings? Can you customize menus and create shortcut keys? Can you automate commonly used procedures ?
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