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Re: Composing without learning keyboard (?)
by Dr_Dissonance » 03 Dec 2011 18:10
You could just add the MIDI in with your mouse, like I do...
There is audio to MIDI software out there, I have one called "Audioscore", but it freaks out if there's any noise...could try it at least!
There is audio to MIDI software out there, I have one called "Audioscore", but it freaks out if there's any noise...could try it at least!
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A doctor of dissonance.
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So we’ll hunt you. Because you can take it. Because you’re not our hero.
You’re a silent guardian of music, a watchful protector of songs.
A doctor of dissonance.
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Re: Composing without learning keyboard (?)
by Solarsail » 03 Dec 2011 18:20
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Re: Composing without learning keyboard (?)
by DasDeer » 03 Dec 2011 18:25
Like Dissonance said, try out "Audioscore". I've never used it myself, so i can't say if it is good or bad.
I recommend you to actually try to learn the Keyboard. Knowing how to play the piano/keyboard is a great asset when it comes to composing, atleast for me.
I recommend you to actually try to learn the Keyboard. Knowing how to play the piano/keyboard is a great asset when it comes to composing, atleast for me.
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Re: Composing without learning keyboard (?)
by Versilaryan » 03 Dec 2011 22:19
Try recording yourself singing the melodies in your head. Sing it slowly and with a metronome clicking in the background (or over a click track). That should help you figure out those melodies.
Also! If you have $250 or don't mind pirating software, get Melodyne. It's really easy-to-use but incredibly powerful autotune software.
And yeah, I highly recommend you learn the keyboard, even if just to a point where you can bang out chords and play some simple melodies. It helps so much.
Also! If you have $250 or don't mind pirating software, get Melodyne. It's really easy-to-use but incredibly powerful autotune software.
And yeah, I highly recommend you learn the keyboard, even if just to a point where you can bang out chords and play some simple melodies. It helps so much.
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