Have you ever wanted to create music, but did not have any idea where to start? Have you ever wanted to know how the Music from God project created such beautiful music from the Hebrew text of the Bible? With Bible Music Writer, you can unleash the secret music that has been hidden for centuries in the ancient Hebrew text of the Bible!
Here are just some of the features that BMW has to offer:
-Quickly and easily convert any selection of Hebrew text found
in the first 39 books of the Bible to notes.
-Easily print out projects to sheet music.
-Edit note durations within BMW, or export projects to MIDI files for further editing and development with any MIDI editor.
-Hear any selection of text as notes.
-Play and record your own notes from the built in Hebrew keyboard.
-Download *free updates from within the software using your
own unique update code.
-Tested on Windows 98/2000/XP/Vista/Vista_64/Win 7/Win 7_64
*Updates are free for one full version number upgrade (i.e. version 1.2 to 2.2 inclusive)
1. Bible Music Writer can now edit note durations!
2. Changed note color to red for highlighted notes (easier to see).
3. Drawing engine now supports all note combos, including dotted notes and ties.
4. BMW now has Undo/Redo ability (supports 100 undos).
5. Full drag and drop support for project files.
6. Added file association (.bmw) support for project files. Project files can now be "double click" opened.
7. Now supports Windows UAC (user account control) compatibility making it possible for BMW to run on limited user accounts.
8. Added unicode converter tool to help convert internet Hebrew unicode to BMW compatible ASCII text.
9. Random length notes can now be generated, resulting in basic melodies right away. You no longer have to convert to one note duration type.
Click the above picture to purchase the color chart used for creating quilts and other artwork using the traditional colors from the Hebrew text. Now you can create tangible artwork from the color patterns produced from the Bible Art software!
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