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Instrument Line
Change combo (Click "Combo", when dot is blue, select an instrument
from Instrument drop down menu or "F" button)
Change an instrument (Click on desired instrument part, when dot is
blue, select an instrument from Instrument drop down menu or "F" button)
Mute an instrument (Right-click instrument part)
Unmute an instrument (Right-click on the instrument part again)
Set title (Click on "Untitled Song" title area and type title)
Set key (Click on key signature drop down menu)
Set tempo (Click on up/down arrows by tempo, type "-" four times, or
type "=" four times and music will start"
Portion of chord sheet area
Type in chords (Click on measure in chord sheet, type in chord symbol,
click on a bar line number to have a drum fill lead into it or change to
style a or b, type a comma to have two chords in one block, press ENTER
to next half measure or use arrow keys to move)
Cut and paste chords (Drag across region to highlight, cut and paste
where desired)
Frame the song (Click on Chorus start [right of tempo] and desired
measure, click on Chorus end and desired measure, click on # of choruses)
Song Settings (Click on "S" button. Tag
is "last ending" for song before the 2 measure "end")
Record a melody (Click Rec button
and play either Wizard keys
, Drum window
, or MIDI
keyboard, overdub or replace previous melody)
Harmonize the melody (Click on "M" button and select a harmonization
scheme; play again to hear the new part)
Harmonize the thru and you'll play more than one note with your fingers!
(Click on "T" button)
Change the style (Click the STY button )
Juke it now to have lots of songs created. (Use the < and > buttons
to move ahead/back.)
Use Soloist to create a solo part.
Click SET RECORDING PROPERTIES to select the input. Then Click "Record".
Click OK - Keep Take if you liked it! (Copy 1st chorus will play the
track each chorus. Overdub allows you to have two tracks playing at once.)
Click ".MID" button to save a MIDI File.
Click ".WAV" button to save a WAV file.
Click (Re)-Render to WAV file.
Test the settings by clicking STOP RENDERING FILE
Then click TEST WAV
If it sounds OK, then click (Re)-Render to WAV file.
(I had to click SET RECORDING PROPERTIES and check "Mixer." Your sound
card may have a "MIDI" to check.)