

song file, you will need to run the algorithm by clicking the Analyze Sections button on the bottom Analyzers tab (note that his will delete any existing sections you may have created). To see the results of the new algorithm on an existing. If you want to see a little more detail, you just need to increase the level.

Initially, Song Master selects levels that should be close to a reasonable representation. The bass note played with a chord can have a dramatic affect on the combined sound, so Song Master will also tell you the bass note. Song Master can recognize a broad range of chords from plain major and minor chords to suspended, diminished, and 9th chords. It typically creates six or seven levels of detail with level 0 being the coarsest (often just two section types) and each increasing level adds more detail. Song Master uses machine learning to analyze and determine the song's chords. To help you create the section level you want to see, Song Master's machine learning algorithm analyzes the song and looks for sections of the song that are similar and assigns them a unique label. So to better fit this structure hierarchy, we've provided for an optional Sub-Section Track and controls that let you choose different levels to display in the Sections and Sub-Section Tracks. At a finer level, a Verse may consist of a Riff and a 2-bar sequence of chords. For instance, at a coarse level you may want to know where the chorus and verse elements are however, a Chorus may consist of a pre-chorus and/or a post-chorus same for a Verse which may have parts that could be labeled pre- and post-verse. When considering the structure of a song, it really depends on the granularity that you are interested in. For this release we went back to the drawing board to focus on improving the sections algorithm. We continue to improve Song Master to give you the best tools for improving your enjoyment and playing of music.
