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These are songs the generator wrote, bounced so you can hear one before you write any of your own. They're straight exports. Not a note has been moved, added or rearranged, and the tune over the top is played by whatever was loaded on the vocal tracks, so nothing here sings words. The mix is the one the session opens with, and nothing here is mastered, so it'll sit quieter and softer at the top than a record you know. Behind every bounce are fourteen separate tracks. Buy one and you can solo any two to hear them working together, the lead answering the singer or the keys waiting for the gaps in the vocal.

Each song carries a The number a song is written from. Download one you already have and it gets built from that number again, identical note for note. Change a setting and you get a different song from the same number, so a work is where a song comes from rather than a tune that survives every dial. What you see is its hash, DP-GX0NTDE0, printed on the arrangement PDF, and that hash is the name you quote to get the song back., the tag beside its title. A work is the number a song gets written from rather than any one file of it, so buying one retires the composition instead of taking a download off anybody who already has it. Nobody else is ever handed that song again. That's a promise about this song, not about a style. These songs are related on purpose, because every one of them draws on the same forms, the same progressions and the same figures, which is what makes them a genre.

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Buy a song and you get the MIDI, the arrangement, the vocal guide and the Live set, and the song is yours alone, so nobody else is ever handed it. Open any card's Song Details before you buy and you'll read the chart, its form, chords and dummy lyric included.

  1. Walk Me To The Graveyard

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    Genre
    Synth pop
    Key
    A major
    BPM
    96
    Vocal range
    C#3-E4
    Length
    3:40
    Ensemble
    5-Piece
    Bass Type
    Synth

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