daniel6874

Thank you very much for the generous review. Yes, the synthetic voices are annoying, especially since they can't make words (yet). Thanks for mentioning the guitar piece too. I was being a little facetious about the SF for band--as was I think TSM. If it exists I'm confident the two share very little if anything. Regards, Daniel

i was not inclined to listen to it until you broke away from the simple blues progression and i thought it was really nice. it's a piece to be played and listened to live but the thought comes through even in MIDI format. my finale is not compatible, unfortunately. dan

I feel there is a difference. The second version seems less dissonant while (I think) preserving the musical idea. This is not necessarily good...No, I can't for the life of me think why someone would want such software--with all deference to those who might use or market it. It might be useful in certain contexts--music for a film, for example, where a slight change, even a random one, in the score might bring a fortuitous improvement in the impact of a scene? by the way, i wonder if you would be so kind as to comment on the classical mp3 posts at beercanfort.com on the home and music pages? my original thread was posted yesterday on the 'large orchestral' forum. thanks.

Perhaps if you listened to the post you would know if I had inadvertently copied that work. D

Please visit and check out the mp3 posts on the Home and Music pages. The first two posts on the Music page and the trumpet piece on the Home page are part of a long (40-minute) orchestral work. If you have a word or two of advice/criticism to offer here that would be great. Thanks to anyone who has a moment for this! Daniel