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Significantly Enhanced filtering control over Harmonizing |
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In the Harmonize dialog box, CAMPS provides several ways to "thin out" suggestions. Choose Tracks to harmonize, then select Key and Mode. |
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CAMPS v4.2.1 plus now comes with an additional filtering control, filtering Chord Functions. In other words, now you can ask the program something like "Show me results using only Diatonic Chords", "Only Diatonic and Secondary Dominant Chords", etc. With this filter, you'll have much more precise control over results allowing you to filter out unnecessary types of Chords. |
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Harmonic Sort capability in Harmonizing for easier narrow-down |
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In the Harmonize dialog box, CAMPS also provides another tool to "thin out" suggestions : the Harmonic Sort button which sorts results in order of harmonic complexity. |
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In other words, now you'll hear "Sweet Sounding" Chords (or Chord Progressions) at the top of the result list meanwhile "Richer and Bitter Sounding" Chords (or Chord Progressions) at the bottom. If you are looking for a pop tune, for example, you'd better stick with Chords around the top.
This Sort capability is also available in both the Chord Progression Generation and Chord Name Detection from MIDI input functions. |
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Compatible with Windows 95, 98, NT, ME, 2000 and XP |
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CAMPS v4.2.1 plus is compatible with a series of Windows OS.versions. |
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Immune to defragmentation tools |
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Our "License Management System" with CAMPS v4.2.1 plus is immune to defrragmentation tools. |
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It is essential to find the right locations for Chord changes in your composition according to your Line data so that CAMPS can look for the more precise and optimized results during the Auto Harmonization. The last TWO detection capabilities mentioned above contribute a great deal, allowing the auto configuration of the chord change locations. In short, these five capabilities as a whole bring the entire "Auto" harmonization feature up to another level allowing the "naturally sounding" chord suggestions.
