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For songs in Band in a Box format check out my web site at www.wesleydick.com where you'll find several thousand songs as well as hundreds of user created styles available for free download. Be

Flip wrote: "Try www.pgmusic.com. They put out Band in a Box and The Jazz Guitarist programs. They have some free downloads, but you have to have the basic program already installed and the

I've just come across two tabulature/music programs which look interesting: 1. TablEdit http://www.tabledit.com/ 2. MusEdit http://www.musedit.com/ Has anyone used these ? Has anyone any comments

Band In a Box is great program for producing quick lead sheets, infact I've used and recommended it so much that I had to put a page together on my web site with links to sites related to Band In a

There is an excellent sequencer and recorder on the market. PG music POWER TOOLS. You can download it from the net and the price is very reasonable. Big Jim Sullivan

I have been listening to a 1995 CD on the Muse Label by Hammond B-3 Organist Charles Earland called Ready n' Able. There is some fine guitar playing by David Samson. Does anyone know any more

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Try www.pgmusic.com. They put out Band in a Box and The Jazz Guitarist programs. They have some free downloads, but you have to have the basic program already installed and the hardware to go with

Hi, I've been using Encore 4 for a while now for notation. Very simple, doesn't look as nice as Finale, but I like it. Cheers, Shane Simpson -- ----------

In a message dated 9/6/1999 9:14:36 AM Pacific Daylight Time, blumgat@... writes: << Half the software you guys are talking isn't even available here in India and if it is, it's way too

Hi, Half the software you guys are talking isn't even available here in India and if it is, it's way too expensive! Are there any programs available as free downloads on the net? blum

Guitarist: I published the attached "Guitar Chord Inversions" article in The Austin Songwriter in l998 using MusEdit. info@.... or www.musedit.com. At that time, all the inversions

Hey, I've heard about this software but i didn't know about this feature that you mention. I 'll check it out. Rogerio ---------- . It

Regerio I too prefer to work on my ideas using a sequencer or the old fashioned way of pen and paper and them move to using Finale. Recently, I downloaded a demo of a new software program

Dear Jazzguitar: Do any of you use alternate tunings? A couple I've heard of are the "all fourths tuning" EADGCF (useful because of its symmetry), a secret Robert Fripp tuning (does anybody know

Alisdair, I tend to use natural minor for the im7 most of the time because it gives me a more relaxed sound and when I want some color I switch to the melodic minor. I don't care that much for the

Alisdair, I also use Finale but I always try to finish my ideas before I start writing them down on paper. I use finale just to finish the job and clean the mess of my hand

Thanks for starting this list. I've always used just a regular word processor for tab, using a fixed pitch font. Similar to what was used for OLGA. Rob

if you know of a program that will do tab and/or standard notation, please RSVP me, Erico50@...

Over the years I have used a number of software programs to produce guitar tabulature for teaching purposes. For perfect copy I have used Coda music's Finale, which produces great output and can be