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 | Desktop Music Version 2 2 |    | 30-day trial. Desktop Music is an intuitive way to create music on your computer because it notates music in a manageable text format. This makes cutting, copying and pasting notes as easy as editing a text file.
A Powerful Chord Calculator
The chord calculator can calculate chords using any tuning on any stringed instrument. It can find chords with a specified melody note on a string and it can calculate chord voicings using open strings on voicings that are higher up the neck. You can any find chords you need on any instrument as you develop your song.
An Easy-To-Use Drum Machine
A drum track can be created in seconds by entering a bar of drum beats into the grid and then duplicating that bar. If a little variety is needed any bar can be easily called up and edited with a few mouse clicks.
A Text-based MIDI Sequencer
Desktop Music does not require you to record live with complex MIDI instrument. Desktop Music uses a unique form of step mode where music is inputted by clicking on a piano, guitar, bass, 5-string or tenor banjo, mandolin or ukulele.
A Scale Encyclopedia
Display a scale on any stringed instrument's neck or on the piano keyboard, instantly opening up new ways to create melodies and solo lines.
16 Instruments Alone or Together
Five pianos, five guitars, drums, bass, mandolin, 5-string (and tenor) banjo and ukulele can be used individually or in any combination. You become an expert on any instrument since you can easily call up scales and chords and then use them in your music.
Learn-By-Watching on any instrument
You can step though each part as slowly as needed. Lines can be selected and looped, with all instruments or just the animated instrument. Even if you don't read music, you can still learn a lot from Desktop Music.
90 songs included
Desktop Music includes 90 songs of many styles including: classical, rock, bluegrass, jazz, patriotic and Christmas. |
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 | Guitar FX Box 2.7 | | Guitar FX BOX is acting just like a good collection of analog effect pedals. Just plug your guitar into the sound card input and your guitar will sing and scream! You can apply a wide range of high quality effects to guitar, voice, and other inputs realtime - I/O delay is really low, almost undetectable. This is achieved using DirectSound or WDM streaming for fast access to the sound card hardware and special DSP algorithms optimized for realtime processing.
Besides high sound quality, Guitar FX BOX features intuitive user interface, supports presets and hot keys for quick presets changing, MIDI/Game controllers pedals for wah-wah effect, configurable tuner, file input/output and more...
Currently included effects: Overdrive/distortion, Echo, Pitch shifter, Reverb, Wah-Wah, Chorus, Tremolo, I/O (Bass / Mid /Treble) EQ controls, Dynamic compressor and Phaser.
System requirements:
-16 bit Sound card with drivers supporting DirectSound, WDM streaming or ASIO,
-CPU: Pentium 300 MHz Minimal. Pentium 466 MHz, or faster recommended,
-Operating system: Windows 9x/ME/2000/XP/Vista. |
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 | Classical Pieces for Guitar Vol I 5.0 | | Many "Electric Guitarists" , whatever style they are playing, are interested in Classical Music. Quoting for example Larry Corryel (fusion Jazz), Elek Bacsik (Jazz), Yngwie Malmsteen (Hard-Rock), ...
It is true that the Classical repertory is very instructive and lends itself to various interpretations, adaptations and (or) variations, especially in Jazz and Rock'n Roll.
This guitar course is suited for all kind of Guitarists who desire to learn this style of music, be it for its intrinsic beauty, phrasing practice, or increasing one's technique. |
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