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> Pop Songs Into Churchbells Assistance, novice needs expertise
keebeefee
post Mon 10 Jul 2006, 17:10
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Hello

I am trying to find someone who can generate 5 simple pop songs in the "Church bells" filter of Garage Band. I am completely new at this but I need it for a project very soon. For instance "Shake Your Booty" would be one of the songs I am looking to have translated.

Any help from one of you musical genius would be so appreciated.

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Cynthia

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gdoubleyou
post Mon 10 Jul 2006, 21:15
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Just search for a midi file on the internet, that's the kind of work I charge clients $60 an hour for.

Don't have the time, even if you had the money.

google it.

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keebeefee
post Mon 10 Jul 2006, 21:17
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I've been searching for MIDI'd but none in church bell format. I have the $, I wish you had the time.

Cynthia
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gdoubleyou
post Tue 11 Jul 2006, 18:27
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Just what exactly is churchbells format?

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