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OK, we got lots of entries, polls will be open shortly over at www.fasoft.com!

Only a few days left!

<r>Oh, one more thing - someone asked if the song needed to be done partly or entirely in n-Track, and the answer is no. The only requirement is that the developer of n-Track would like you to register for the infrequent email updates about the program. <br/>
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There are some great musicians ...

<t>Hey Folks, I wanted to prod anyone here who has not entered our fine songwriting and recording contest over at www.fasoft.com to do so ASAP; the contest runs through the end of the month. We've added a couple more fine prizes that go very well with the unequalled drum progie JamStix. Visit the n ...

Well, I'm joining the party late, but that kicks. I really like the three VSTi synths (esp. at the price) - the sounds are really close to what they're supposed to be. And you use them well.

Maybe you could convince D. Gilmour to do some vocals!

<r>I posted a song on my soundclick page, recorded today using, inter alia, JS2, called "Do What You Can" - written by my good friend and stellar singer/songwriter Scott Olson of Madison, WI - comments on the drums would be much appreciated. It's my third song using the drum software (the others ...

Thanks! The learning curve for JS is steep, but I did some more stuff today, I'll post tomorrow, and I think I can see in my very near future some really, really good drum tracks.

<r>Hi folks, <br/>
I'm a new JamStix user, but a very old n-Track user, and I'm helping Flavio Antonioli run a songwriting contest over at fasoft.com. There are some nice prizes from PSP, Manytone, Soundclick, and n-Track, of course. I thought I'd let you all know, since there is so much good music ...