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All Feedback: 1 - 4 of 4
I used it… 
- Version: 2.9.3, 11/19/2001 04:04AM PST
Eda Williamson
to edit a 94 gig QuickTime version of Bartok's Concerto for Orchestra. I was up all night working on it, but I'm satisfied with the result.
The current version… 
- Version: 2.9, 9/30/2001 09:10AM PST
Silberklang
is now much improved, but its many useful features are not always immediately apparent. It provides a good environment for exploring how a skilled human performer must intervene to make great works of notated music come alive. Some tradeoffs have been made to improve speed and accuracy; e.g. in some cases one can only edit one "voice" at a time. But if you are only looking for a quick way to convert your musical doodles into something resembling normal notation, you are missing the point of this fascinating creative playground.
Of course Melody… - Version: 2.9, 9/24/2001 11:01PM PST
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ioannis
Assistant can do more than Virtual Composer. And of course you need to be a rocket scientist to figure how to operate it. And of course your opinion is as credible as your posting handle.
I'm not confusing… - Version: 2.9, 9/24/2001 08:45PM PST
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Paradoxial
this with Melody Assistant at all; I just think that Melody can do everything I'd ever want to for less, and it has even more features. That this was 'not designed to "compete"' certainly shows.
