Note that if you move the ‘happy’ or ‘jazzy’ sliders around to change the chords, these special annotations will be lost, so you might want to use the ‘lock’ feature (right-click on a chord and select ‘lock’) to lock in any special annotations you add to a chord. So, for example, the chord “Cminbd.” would be a C minor chord with a hanging stop on everything except the drums and bass. You and can add ‘.’, ‘.’, or ‘.’ to any chord to create silence, a hard stop, or a hanging stop respectively, and you can use the notation ‘d.’ (or ‘d.’ or ‘d.’), for example, to say “everything but drums should stop here”, with ‘b’ for bass, ‘k’ for keyboard, ‘g’ for guitar, and ‘s’ for strings. But if you’re looking to add a little rhythmic and arrangement excitement to your songs, there’s a special notation for turning instruments on and off and for creating drum breaks or “hard stops”. You can always edit any chord just by clicking on it and typing. The chords for your song won’t change right away, but if you move the ‘happy’ and ‘jazzy’ sliders around after re-recording, Songsmith will be choosing chords to match your new vocal take.
Whether you’re an amateur or a pro, you’ll deliver a better performance when you have some music to sing along with, so this is definitely an important step in getting your song just right. But if you press the ‘record’ button again after you’ve created a song, you'll be able to sing again with your music in the background.
The first time you record a new song, you’re just listening to the drum beat.
Here are some Songsmith features that you might not notice the very first time you use the app, and a few strategies that we’ve found helpful for getting the most out of Songsmith. We hope everyone who’s using songsmith will head over to our community forum to ask questions to the Songsmith team and to other users, and of course to share your Songsmith creations. If you press the ‘ F1’ key any time while you're using Songsmith, you’ll be whisked away to our online help system, which will tell you more about whatever part of Songsmith you’re working with right then and there. Just place your mouse cursor over anything you see on the screen, and this area will give you a short description of what you’re looking at. Your first stop for learning about Songsmith is the “ real-time help” system built right into Songsmith. Tip Sheets Songsmith - Tips and Tricks Real-time help
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