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Originally Posted by Zionist
That links isn't very specific.
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All you do is click the link and it brings you to the home page of a site. On the right side there is a section called "take a survey" where you enter the survey number (23383) and click "go".
I took the survey. I recommend that you take a look at your questions. You wrote "stigless" instead of "stringless" and asked if you thought the program would become "excepted" rather than "accepted".
I also suggest you take a look at other composing programs out there (though I'm sure you probably have). I use powertab, since it is free, but you can't compose using an instrument (or an instrument simulator), you have to tell the program what frets you want it to play. Apparently there are some pretty good programs out there, but I have no money for such things (they're really expensive).
I don't know if this is a problem with other composing programs, but I find it difficult to get bends to work the way I want them to in powertab. If at all possible, I suggest you try to make bending and pre-bending easier on the emulator. By the way you should really explain how that emulator will work. Will it be a picture of a fret board, a regular keys style instrument, a treble clef stave or other ... it would really help answer the survey if I knew what this table top emulator looked like and just how it worked.
I was also wondering what the hell kind of school a "vocational high school" is. I guess they train you for a career, but I've never heard of such a thing. And the project you say you were assigned sounds like quite the undertakement. I'm surprised they have such demanding projects, won't it cost you money to create such a program from scractch?
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