I was impressed on two counts with Harmony assistant. One was the tech support. I hadn't bought the program and I let them know I was just trying it out, yet they answered several queries very promptly by email. There is also a discussion group that is virtually extended support. The other was the look and feel and intuitiveness of the program.
I hope you become an expert at it then you can advise me. Like I mentioned before, my main purpose is to be able to import sequences and render them in tab. Although Harmony Assistant could do it somewhat, it kept putting question marks for notes that were 'out of range', whatever that means. Please let me know if you have success in that department. cheers, >Actually Ed, based on your previous post I tried out and then bought >Harmony Assistant. It does a nice job with Baroque lute tab and I'm >still figuring out how to get an ideal output for Renaissance tab. I >especially like that I can also display standard notation with the tab, >as I am trying to learn to read standard notation for my lutes. I can >also have it play back what I have entered, which is nice for auto >duets. > >It's nice to support a product from a company that supports the Mac >format rather than relying on Virtual PC (which doesn't work on my G5 >anyway). > > >>Ed Durbrow >> >>> This is probably of >>> limited interest to the list, so it would be best to respond >>> privately. >> >>I'm sure there are other Mac users like me who like to keep tabs, as it >>were, on this sort of thing. >> >> -- Ed Durbrow currently in Grass Valley, CA USA http://www9.plala.or.jp/edurbrow/
