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Anvil Studio Reviews

Anvil Studio Review

written by Eos on 2019-08-10 13:20:56

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Overall Opinion: Very lightweight software. I don't remember how I found Anvil Studio but I eventually bought the paid version after using the free version for many songs. If you haven't written music before, it may feel challenging when you see the interface. I didn't use it for weeks after first installing and trying it out, as I only play music by ear. That's how I write music now too: dragging notes around, lengthening them or shortening until it fits the song that I've made on piano. I use Anvil in order to have the songs I make saved in a "permanent" form before I forget the melodies. After they're saved I can come back and work on them later. So maybe you could try it out and see how things work. It is a good product.

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