The software, called Direct Note Access, will be released in the fall and cost $399.
Software like Direct Note Access that can edit single pitches in polyphonic music may become popular, said Brian Majeski of The Music Trades, a magazine in Englewood, N.J.
Direct Note Access is designed for music recorded on many tracks, with the bass guitar on one track, for instance, and the vocalist on another.
J. Carter Brown, a member of the Committee for the Preservation of the White House, who joined the first lady in making the presentation, took more direct note of Mrs. Clinton's changing circumstances as he glanced toward the back of the State Dining Room.
I remember when a much-loved family member died, a brief, direct note from her doctor brought much comfort, not because he touched briefly down to earth, but because he had noticed and enjoyed his patient's character, and so understood our grief at losing her.
Trevor is more direct, noting that autism — like most developmental problems — is more common in boys.
The next day Lithuania responded with a direct note to Poland in which Lithuanian Foreign Minister Juozas Purickis proposed to negotiate a demarcation line and other issues in Marijampolė.
Inventor Peter Neubacker says his Direct Note Access software can "reach into an audio file and change any one of the six notes in a guitar chord without changing the sound of the other notes".
It took less than 3-minutes we agreed to a nice direct note to the CHRO to see if he would meet her for coffee (which he agreed to).
His directing notes are totally on the money, though.
