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If you want to do free live software looping I would suggest the Mobius looper: http://www.circularlabs.com If you want to layer audio files and loop them for free, I would suggest Audacity: http://audacity.sourceforge.net … For hardware and for paid software I would have other suggestions. …

Jammr is your best bet for rehearsing. There's no latency because each player is synched to click and the other player's tracks play at different times in real time but the same time on your machine. …

The folk musicians I deal with tend to use ABC Notation which is free and has software to convert to PDF. Additionally, when you get familiar with ABC, you can write tunes in raw ABC notation. …

Thanks for the valuable answers. Ideally, I would have notated the hints in MuseScore or ABC and combined the text in some PDF editor. But I needed to get the thing done in an hour. I found a PDF docu …

I'm currently adding a bunch of tunes to my MS Word paper set list, and I need a quick way to add music notation, 2-4 bars, to tune entries to spark my memory for starting the tunes. What is a quick w …

If you are just performing for your family and they have a stereo system in the same room as the piano, you might consider plugging your microphone into that stereo system, although you won't get the …

There is no way to import samples into the iElectribe app but you can import samples with the Electribe Wave.

I've posted a Python script that prints out a liveset or a patch in a liveset to https://github.com/johnsrude/BossToneStudio boss_tsl.py Prints the settings of a liveset that has been exported to a …

Before I start writing some software, is there already-existing software to print out all the livesets in my copy of Tone Studio or the exported liveset TSL files in human-readable format? …

In case the link https://www.finalemusic.com/blog/finale-quicktips-cross-staff-beaming/ dies: Finale QuickTips: Cross-Staff Beaming Write all of your notes for the cross-staff passage in one staff. …