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What they have said about music, computer, arts... about themselves...
Q: - Installation procedure?
A: - Installation procedure!
Q: - Is there a case that two users get the identical phrase?
A: - No. The music involves an almost unlimited number of possibilities!
When talking about the similarity between two or more musical phrases - it is simply unavoidable.
Q: - What kind
of samples program uses to generate a music?
A: - Program uses
only basic samples with no loops or musical patterns.
A: - "Virtual Music Composer" users receive upgrades to new versions of the software without any additional fees or charge.
Q: - Windows...When a Mac version...?
A: - Mac version will also be available...working on it...
Q: - ...Why audio/wave instead of midi?...
A: - The use of "Virtual Music Composer" is based on listening to the music, again and again...The sound of the MIDI depends on many factors. So, that is why we decided to use audio/wave instead of midi....
Q: - ...MIDI troubleshooting with SONAR?...
A: - Quick tips to resolving...
http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.asp?m=1170506
Q: - About the successfulness of the Virtual Music Composer to create something really unique, innovative, original, new,...
A: - Again: the use of "Virtual Music Composer" is based on listening to the music, again and again... So, this software takes time to get used to it. The time is the only money that we, all of us, have in common. But, how we spend it - it's up to us.
How to find the song you like? What we have learned from our experience? What is the best way?
Now, create "Working Library" and "01_Double_selected_songs_Library" folders.
Then choose ten songs but the best ones and all from ten different sessions (save it in "Working Library").
Then choose the best one among them and save it in folder "01_Double-selected_songs_Library".
Now clear "Working Library" folder and choose ten new songs for second one...third...
When you collect ten of them, you'll be surprised what is in your "01_Double_selected_songs_Library"...
Q: - Computer Generated Music: Who owns the copyright? Is it the music software vendor, the software user, or the software program itself?
A: - Simple enough question, and the answer provided by the presenter, David Harvey (CTO of Sibelius Software), was not that surprising either. Why the copyright belongs to the software user of course!...
More about:
http://www.bcs.org/server.php?show=ConBlogEntry.141
Version 3.0 - news and improvements:
1. ARC - Algorithm Random Control Registers - originally developed by "LvB's X" (32-bit)
2. APD - Advanced motif into Phrase Development - originally developed by "LvB's X" (16-bit)
3. New composing algorithms
4. Improvements in current composing algorithms
5. Software design usability (GUI/"outside" and engine/"inside")
6. Decreased waiting time for processing/generate mode (up to 35%)
7. Independent arrangement file (in Full Piano and Two Pianos)...
8. To avoid the repetition of the same motif/phrase - permanent control of already used motif/phrase
9. Control of "Samples Buffering" (4-bit)
In order to take the most advantage of "Virtual Music Composer" (or any other Music Maker Software), the playing of any musical instrument is not necessary but recommended or, at least, it is convenient: programs from the family Computer Generated Music / Music Making Software does not replace the human factor.
The basic concept of the program: Everything but the melody!
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