You can’t drag entered chords into different positions and adding and changing chords require a trip to the top menu. You can print or email your tabs from the app. You can open the progressions between iOS and OSX which is cool. You can save your little progressions for later work. It’s pretty bare-bones: no tempo and you can’t choose to play one chord for 1 beat then the next for 3, but you’ll get a sense of what it’ll sound like.Īnd when each chord plays, the tab symbol wiggles in a friendly way.
After you put in some chords, you can play them back with a guitar sound or a piano sound. Give ChordMate3 your key and a chord, and it’ll give you some suggestions for the next chord.
#Rhyme genie 8 download#
You can download free demo versions of TuneSmith and Rhyme Genie at their site so you’ll have nothing to lose: We also looked at ‘s for OSX and iOS and the OSX only. It would be nice if there was an “audio scrubbing” feature on attached audio files so you could find just the section you want, but that’s probably a fairly complicated thing to add. Pasting to NotePad on Windows and a text only program on the OSX, then copying from that to paste into TuneSmith (and really any other program) clears up all the cruft that comes from Word.
#Rhyme genie 8 Pc#
A couple of rough edges: it requires QuickTime on the PC (which is free from Apple, and if you copy from Word, results can be a bit unpredictable since Word includes all its wacky formatting codes when copying. If idolumic creates an iOS version where you can access all this info while you’re out and about, this might be the must have APP for anyone serious of their songwriting business.
#Rhyme genie 8 pro#
If you buy Rhyme Genie you get free! TuneSmith helps you keep a list of your musical contacts, your songs and meta info about them (time, who played on them) attach sound files to the entry and even keeps a list of songs you’ve pitched to people (a must if you’re someone trying to become a pro songwriter) with a great CRM (Customer Relations Management) system just like those corporate sales folks have. Unfortunately for the iOS version, a byzantine process of installation (you just can’t get it from the app store so it takes multiple steps – I almost gave up numerous times) and a non-responsive screen layout causes the gang to recommend giving the iOS version a pass untill the creators are able to make a fully native iOS app. They do offer video tutorials on their website to help you along. I think renaming it “Definitions’ or “Glossary” would be a better option.
#Rhyme genie 8 how to#
One strange bit is that the “Help” icon just gives you information on what the different types of rhymes are, as opposed to offering assistance on how to actually use the program. It would be nice to have option to search a rhyme you click on. It lets you select “similarity of sound” of the rhymes, gives you filters for adverbs, adjectives, nouns, verbs, etc, and lets you select how many syllables the rhymes have. The desktop versions are brilliant and much better than any online rhyme services I’ve found (it even give you Feminine Pararhymes – so you know, there you go). First up was Idolumic’s Rhyme Genie a fully cross platform (PC, Mac & iOS) program that boasts over 330,000 rhymes and more rhyme types than you’ve ever heard of. In our first Apps Review Show, we take a look at Idolumic’s and Harmonic Sense’s Apps. Also, it has a wordfilter with over 130,000 parts of speech and you can get a songwriter dictionary compiled from thousands of song lyrics. It allows you to instantly find perfect rhymes by entering a word. Rhyme Genie is a rhyming dictionary, with over three hundred thousand entries. Rhyme Genie has been updated to v8.0 (free to current owners) and the accompanying lyric writer and song manager TuneSmith has been. The most powerful and flexible rhyming dictionary available for OS X, iOS or Windows.
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