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MusicTech Magazine, Issue 36, March 2006 (about V1.0)
Take a break from composing, recording and mixing music to see
what your
computer can do when left to its own
devices. LvB's X
can be used to develop an
entire piece of music, which you can
use as inspiration for your own productions... |
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Tudogs, Reviewed: November 2006 (about V2.0)
A fascinating
piece of software that works as a composer itself,
Lvbs X
is a virtual music composer and without knowing anything
about music
theory you can get your computer to generate 5 to 15
minutes of music.... |
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Keyboard Player Magazine, Issue 306, November 2006 (about V2.1)
There's no doubt that LvB's X is great fun to use and, given enough
time to play around
with it, is definitely capable of coming up with
some great ideas. The many options
open to you certainly mean
that it's capable of producing a very wide range of material.... |
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Clubic Magazine
Informatique, December 2007 (about V3.0):
It allows you to record what you want, whenever you want, with a single
click.
Very simple to use, it allows you to create your own music library and
realize just compositions custom (from the television, radio,
or emissions from various documentaries...). |
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3D2F.com, December 2007 (about
V3.0)
Regardless of how
«intellectual» you think your computer is, you can’t disagree that
today’s software programmers have many smart ideas, useful for the most
of us. In the area of music writing, conservative musicians tend to see
the computer as a smart keyboard (sometimes way too smart); modern
musicians tend to see it as a cutting table for samples and effects.
Almost nobody tries to use the computer’s capabilities in terms
of it being a source of a composition or, as a hint for an inspiration.
That’s why Virtual Music Composer is worth trying, and when you hear
WHAT the program can do on its own, you will understand what the
progress means....
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