Add whatever dynamics you wanted to whichever verses you wanted. You could, for instance, load a noteworthy composer file, cut the entire staff, then paste-paste-paste (for each additional verse: and you have to do this separately for each staff).
Listen to free MIDI songs, download the best MIDI files, and share the. I use Noteworthy Composer (an inexpensive music notation program with MIDI export capability). Collection of MIDI files, lyrics, and historical notes of Christian hymns based. And somehow there would have to be an interface to specify what parts you were flexing. Which verses have dynamic variations-considering many tunes are used for multiple texts, each with its own requirement-considering you might be skipping different verses each time? what dynamic variations-random, whole verse, part of verse and if so which part? what alternative harmonization, and who's going to write and transcribe it?Īll that flexibility, even the part you didn't use, would have to be programmed. I'm not sure how 'minimal' you can expect, with the amount of flexibility you're looking for. This probably doesn't count as 'minimal preparation', but.
