Ibll Be Seeing You

Hi MG
I have been listening to your beatiful arrangement.Like Sherry I tried out some soundfonts ( Merlin Vienna and My Own )and Synthfont through my HD headphones rather than my monitors.I would also like to hear your final recording.At this moment I am enjoing your piece by just playing it in BIAB, and seeing both the chord sequences and the lyrics all together.
Also thanks for sharing
Regards
Djim

Hi Shery and Djim,

I tried this with a couple of instrument collections to which I had added Real Voice. I found that with each one I had to tinker with volume settings (the master volume in staff setup). It was fairly easy to do by adjusting each instrument in the passage where it is featured so that it sounds, well, featured. I settled on My_Own mostly because it was the last one I tried (and it does have Real Voice in place of Synth Voice).

I found out today that the song had its copyright renewed in 1966, so it won't be in the public domain for quite a few years yet. This precludes putting it up on SoundClick, as far as I know. I had it in mind to arrange a couple of other things, but I'll be checking to see if they were written prior to 1923 before I put in the work.

BIAB sounds like something interesting, but I haven't the faintest idea what it might be. Speaking of inquiring minds . . .

all best,
mgj

Hi Sherry
Of course Composer if far superior for serious editing,transposing and
composing.After editing basslines using a third party software ( with on board virtual bass/guitar fretboard to "play " on with my mouse )I always use Composer to " refine" (changing note duration,insert rests etc.).
BIAB is just for fooling around,indeed.
Cheers
Djim

Hi Sherry
Some people like MG do already have a BIAB in their minds.
Cheers
Djim