...writing songs, because computers can do it now. Watch this ad for some new Microsoft software. It's apparently dead serious. It will change your life.
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Well, I have been in a bit of songwriting rut of late, mostly because of a lack of time... this looks like it could save me plenty (and destroy any shred of credibility I might of otherwise had).
ReplyDeleteI might have to fire up the Windows partition on my Mac (presuming it doesn't crash like it did the last time I tried) and give the 'fully-functional' six hour free trial a go.
If I didn't loathe Microsoft so much I would suggest that anyone that uses a PC should do the same and post the results here...
Haha, when I've set up a windows partition in the past my computer's freaked out. Laaaame. Because this software looks amazing. Think of all the sweet muzaks. I might even dust of an old PC just to boot the demo
ReplyDeleteScott, you could play what you have of your album into the Microsoft software, and it'll do the rest for you. You could be releasing that album tomorrow.
Not a bad idea...
ReplyDeleteim turning my jazz meter up to 11
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