Author Topic: Arranger Style File Based Song Creation Program  (Read 399 times)

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Offline Nova227

Arranger Style File Based Song Creation Program
« on: March 24, 2024, 03:09:23 PM »
 This is a very interesting backing track program based on Style Files
Some ideas and features that maybe of interest to you.
   (windows/ Mac) Jjazz Lab version 4 free open source
   
- uses standard Stye files…Yamaha, Roland, Ketron  etc. Jjazz Lab call them Rhythms for some reason.
- Chord input is via a standard chord chart, similar to the Band In A Box approach.
- input chord from keyboard / mouse , music xml / mxl file, band in the box , .cvs, Impro Visor, iReal Pro etc
- quickly make a midi  Arrangement using a style , play it back using the internal sound engine
- connect it to your psr via usb to usie your internal sound card
- once loaded into  the PSR you can edit the midi as you would any other midi file.
- very interesting approach to song Registration and style modification.

One thing that I found very useful  was for auditioning Styles. Quick and sounds good. It uses the basic file manager approach from windows / Mac .

Excellent program design with a lot of potential .


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Offline Genos!

Re: Arranger Style File Based Song Creation Program
« Reply #1 on: March 24, 2024, 04:59:29 PM »
Perhaps to some it's interesting.

Still lots of bugs and no sync capabilities.
Thanks, but no thanks.

I don't see any features that I don't already have covered and therefore for many it's additional software without any additional benefit.

I avoid java as it's also another entry point for hackers.

I do appreciate the info as it's a work in progress. Perhaps someday it may become useful.
 

Offline DrakeM

Re: Arranger Style File Based Song Creation Program
« Reply #2 on: March 24, 2024, 05:54:12 PM »
I don't see this program does anything that our Style Creator and Midi recorder can't do. But I looks like something my nephews (who play guitar) could possible use and I will pass this program on to them.

Thanks
Drake