In concerts past, I simply played Hymn of Restoration (uses the lute and
doesn't anger anyone nearby), which plays the midi music (though I don't know
if others can hear it) and makes you go through the strumming motion.

Then I typed my song in manually, line by line, trying to follow the rhythm
of the song.

The mechanics of it are clumsy.

If your song is not too long, and you are only singing one or two songs, you
could program it into social buttons, but you would then end up "chunking"
the song out in big blocks. If you aren't a good typist, this may be the
best option though.

Jyzan

Bob Stewart wrote:

> From: Bob Stewart <bstewart@...>
>
> I have yet to have the opportunity to attend a concert in Norrath so my
> question is about performance mechanics.
>
> I assume there is no way to provide actual music. Let your imagination a
> bit loose and consider that perhaps someday Verant will let us feed in a
> MIDI or .wav file that then goes to the listeners. The bandwidth needed
> for a MIDI might even be within reason.
>
> So I further assume that you simply supply the words for all those nearby
> to read. Is there a way to do that in reasonable quantity without having
> to type them as you go? Do you perhaps set up chunks of the words as
> command macros, then touch those off one at a time in order?
>
> Bob/Thrush of Freeport on Veeshan
>
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