Moving the harmony and rhythm tracks away from the centre channel creates a wonderful stereo quality. I've also discovered the magic of key changes, which are especially effective for avoiding boredom in long or repetitive tunes. I avoid playing more than seven concurrent notes, for doing so introduces an annoying clipped note effect on lower end sound cards. So in my two tunebooks there are over 1,600 hours of work, not counting the time to find, key and upload the lyrics pages. About the keys for the tunes Real musicians should not place much significance or validity in the keys I select for the tunes.
Key changes using the sequencing software require nothing more than a flick of a button or two.
I wouldn't know. For a great source of information on the many sequencing software programs available, click here . Though I have never used it, I know that there is a shareware sequencing program called Noteworthy that has a faithful following. It's available here .