I've done about 90% of what I can do with Moments and most of what needs fixing is beyond my skill set in the software right now, so I'm releasing it as a kind of "sneak preview." I take responsibility for anything wrong with it.
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2 comments:
GodTeacher,
On top of everything else, you play oboe and cello?!
Quite interesting concept. Done well. I see your juices haven't dried up.
Nancy O. Brown
Good God, no! I hunt and peck a melody in Finale software, get it right, then tell the computer to make it a cello or whatever, and when everything is right, I record it and drop it on the audio track. You don't need to be good at anything, just have a lot of time on your hands.
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