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Old April 29th, 2007, 01:12 AM
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Greetings gdums!

Thanks for the tip I would have never thought of saving songs until Disc was full or ready to write, Thanks again. Let me ask this, do you know when and where to apply keyrite on several songs but not all? I haven't used it as yet and would like to understand it better first.

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Bill C.
Bill, the key change is live while playing. It does not modify your files stored on the hard drive that you play. However, you could record an AUDIO ONLY .wav file of the song playing, and key change it... but not recommended.

Please don't get mad at me for posting this, but all this is explained in the manual. Many users fail to look at the manual before asking questions.

The MTU Keyrite program, which is different from Microstudio's live key change, can take files on the hard drive with lyrics/graphics, allow you to live key change them while playing, then save the key changed files INCLUDING lyrics/graphics to a new key changed .BIN file. You can then use this new file in Microstudio to play (without applying new live key change while playing).
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