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JamStudio.com has come up with a really neat little online
songwriting tool that lets you pick out chords on a staff and assign
an instrument and tempo to the song. The result is, it plays the
chords you pick out, for however many measures you like at your
preferred tempo.
This little songwriting tool is great for quickly putting down chord
ideas for your songs, or better yet, for arbitrarily picking out
chords and inspiring your own original melodies. It even lets
you transpose your chord creations into different keys!
Watch out, though! If your boss finds out you’ve been play-
ing with JamStudio for hours on end he or she might take away your
coffee priveleges!

It’s actually conceivable to write an actual quality song
using this songwriting tool. Way to go, JamStudio!

Check it out at:
http://www.jamstudio.com/Studio/index.htm

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