Written by Roland Trimmel | Categories: News
However, we will not stop there. We have collected great feedback from you and we are continuing our hard work on improvements and the addition of new features.
So what's next you may ask?
Written by Roland Trimmel | Categories: News
We've spent quite a bit of time producing a new video that gives a better glance of Liquid Notes and shows how to create fresh musical ideas with it. And you can now follow our news more easily by subscribing to an RSS feed.
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Have a piece analyzed harmonically, at any stage of the composition process. And then rearrange it by substituting chords, altering their functions, adding tensions, building chord progressions, playing melody lines, improvising, and more. Altogether, this kind of sophisticated deep-level variation and diversification will definitely boost the effect of your music.
More...Written by Roland Trimmel | Categories: Features
Today we want to tell you about the different options you have to always get the latest version of Liquid Notes, and thereby enjoy the up-to-the-minute features.
Written by Roland Trimmel | Categories: Features
Liquid Notes, the intelligent music composition assistant, has added yet another feature: its own library of instruments and a track assignment editor. The library includes a satisfying amount of basic instruments, ranging from percussion to bass, leads, pads, mallets, classical instruments, and a variety of other sounds.
This addition comes in very handy when composing without the ability or desire to connect to a sequencer. It makes standalone operation of Liquid Notes more comfortable and flexible.
Written by Stefan M. Oertl | Categories: Optimal Music Experience
Whereas the first part of this article highlighted a definition of trance and a resulting state of "feeling good", here we dive into the relationship between trance effects and analytical thinking to explain effective structure in composition.