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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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I usually find a midi of it. Open that in jammer from www.soundtrek.com and select a couple of rhythm tracks then tell Jammer to build a progression based on that. Doing that, gives me the basic pattern, what key it is in, and tempo. I then listo the midi and enter where all the section changes occure as it plays. I them mute all the midi files, and stat telling jammer what band styles I want and when I get to the end, hit compose and listen a few times, after which a change any chords i feel it wants and when i am happy with it, i record a sing and suck over it and listo that to see if I like it. If I want something more than the basic chord progression, when starting, I select one, maybe two melody or harmony tracks of the midi, and maybe an extra rhythm track, and tell it to build a progression out of that. The more you select, the more complex the progression wil be. They can get real scary sometimes i tell ya, but sure do come out woith a lot of stuff i find interesting anyway. Graham
Last edited by Graham Henderson; 04/11/07 06:21 AM.
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