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Join Date: Jan 2005
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Music software with 'assignable' qwerty keys????
Hi.
Hope this is in the right thread room as it's my first post here. Im trying to find a music program that lets me assign the computer keyboard keys to the notes. I used one waaaaaay back (can't remember the name) on the Amiga and kind of still remember the keys i had for that so would rather keep that setup witch is more intuitive than learning the qwerty keys any particular music program sets them as. I downloaded a bunch of demos for programs but can't seem to find one that simply lets me choose what keys on the keyboard play which notes. it doesn't have to be a feature packed program as all i want to do is tap out my own tunes etc on the keyboard so need to map my own key setup. anyone know of one? |
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I have been using Melody Assistant for over 10 years. It is fantastic program for writing music. I am not sure, but I believe it does permit you to assign notes to keys on the keyboard. Unfortunately I cannot check for you at the moment because I have just recently reformatted my HD and have not yet reinstalled the program.
The program costs $15. US for a license. However that one time fee gives you access to all updates of the program as they become available. You may also download a full featured, (except for "save"), copy of the program to try. For more information go to: http://www.myriad-online.com
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Join Date: Jan 2005
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Hi,
I have the demos of Melody assistant and sibelius but i cant see the option to program the keys to the notes i want. Could anyone check it and let me know how to do it. Thank's. |
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Join Date: Mar 2005
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Here's a link to a review of the latest version of Sibelius, if anyone is interested in reading....
http://www.itreviews.co.uk/s314-sibe...s-3-review.htm |
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