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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 08:58 PM
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Wow, I just thought it might be helpful! True it won't write a song for you and is nothing to compared to some of the software you can buy!
I feel like rocks are being thrown at me for even posting such garbage! Sorry! My bad.
Dottie Sorry Dottie. I am guilty of hijacking your thread. Garbage? Nonsense. Any program you use to help you along on the path to songwriting or music creation is worth using and investigating. At some point you may outgrow the program and move on to something else. Nothing wrong with that. Some folks just think they are above such programs. That's their bad. Nothing wrong with counting syllables but the stress or "beat" and how they fall on the syllables is more important. Always remember to tap that foot.
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