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What if the band you are working with know absolutely nothing about musical theory or chord composition?

As the engineer do you sometimes need reminding which notes belong to a certain musical scale? Maybe you just want to prove to a certain smug musician that they are not the only one who knows the composition of a "A# minor major 7th add 13" chord...

Choose a root note, then a chord type or scale, and the notes that belong to the selected item will be represented on the keyboard below in a clean and clear manner.

The chord compositions are shown in a way that allows them to be easily read and understood. As a result the voicing of some chords will not be the most logical or pleasant sounding.

Music Assistant 2.1 is a tool for you to set a tempo and tune your instruments. The metronome mode has a range of 40 to 210 beats per minute. The tune-up mode provides three choices: hear 440 Hz (the A above middle C on a piano), hear any note on a full size piano, hear notes to tune instruments. In addition, the user can tune using LucyTuning and Offset by Cents methods. The utility includes default information to tune instruments and you can add, delete and change this information (Instrument Data window accessible from the menu bar) which is saved between sessions. Music Assistant is Universal Binary.

Native Instruments B4 1.1.3 offers you the ability of using a tonewheel organ combo for stand alone or plugin use, and completely captures the sound of the classic B3 organ including rotating speakers.

The B4 takes the popular tonewheel organ into new territory. Added flexibility in sound generation and seamless integration into the recording environment make this possibly the best organ since the original.

Music in Belgium is the Belgian reference webzine for rock, blues and folk. The Music in Belgium Widget offer you all RSS feeds for the most important musical webzine in Belgium.

You will see the latest news, CD and DVD reviews, Dynatop and concerts of the day.

Completly freeware.

Apple MainStage 2.0.1 is developed to be a handy tool with which keyboardists, guitarists, and other musicians can easily perform with software instruments and effects through a full-screen interface designed specifically for the stage.

Have you ever wondered what climate cycles of the last million years SOUND like? What would happen if you turned tide level data into sound waves? If geological cycles could make music - what would the melody be? The harmony?
Maestro Frankenstein is an original program created as a multitrack data sequencer to map timeseries data to notes or musical control values.
Although designed with geologic data in mind, Maestro Frankenstein creates a score from any timeseries data and plays it back in realtime with any instrument (MIDI, VST or built-in synth) that you specify.
Maestro Frankenstein includes Data viewing, basic editing, many musical mapping options, as well as spectral analysis processes such as an average FFT with peak detection and a spectral bandpass filter to create new curves by isolating specific frequencies.
You can even turn your data directly into sound waves - usually noisy, but very fun.
Maestro Frankenstein reads most data saved in standard Tab-Delimited Text format, such as can be exported from Excel or OpenOffice. Some sample data files are included to get you going. Text, MIDI and audio files can be exported.

System requirements:
- 512 MB minimum of system memory recommended
- At least an 800x600 display (1024x768 or greater recommended),
- MIDI interface and/or VST plugins recommended to get tasteful sounds.

Enhancements
- Same as 0.4 beta. Had to revert after discovering bad bug in 0.41 beta.

Audioscrobbler iTunes Plugin 0.6.3 is considered as a simple to use, yet sophisticated computer system that builds up a detailed profile of your musical taste.

After installing an Audioscrobbler Plugin, your computer sends the name of every song you play to the Audioscrobbler Server. With this information, the Audioscrobbler server builds you a 'Musical Profile'. Statistics from your Musical Profile are shown on your Audioscrobbler User Page, available for everyone to view.

There are lots of people using Audioscrobbler, but usually only the people who like the same sort of music to you are interesting. The Audioscrobbler Server calculates which people are most similar to you, based on shared musical taste, so you can take a look at what your peers are listening to.

With this information, Audioscrobbler is able to automatically generate suggestions for new songs/artists you might like. These suggestions are based on the same principals as Amazon's "People who bought this also bought X,Y,Z", but because the Audioscrobbler data is what people are actually listening to, the suggestions tend to make more sense.