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    From Daryl Stout@DIGDIST/TBOLT to All on Tuesday, April 20, 2021 17:30:00
    Years ago, I had the Cakewalk brand software for doing
    the sheet music for songs I had done over the years, but
    when I did music, the accompaniment was mostly chordal
    improvisation. I know there's software where you can add
    instruments, etc., but does that also expand to notation
    patterns, etc. for the accompaniment chordal structures??

    It's a lot better than writing it out by hand, plus I
    think it's a bit difficult to buy just regular sheet music
    anymore.

    Daryl

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  • From Nelgin@DIGDIST/EOTLBBS to Daryl Stout on Wednesday, April 21, 2021 12:41:12
    Daryl wrote:
    Years ago, I had the Cakewalk brand software for doing
    the sheet music for songs I had done over the years, but
    when I did music, the accompaniment was mostly chordal
    improvisation. I know there's software where you can add
    instruments, etc., but does that also expand to notation
    patterns, etc. for the accompaniment chordal structures??

    Doesn't Cakewalk have this ability? It's a pretty feature packed program.
    Maybe there's a Cakewalk users forum that may be able to assist.

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