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ConcertWare Reference Guide
ConcertWare Reference Guide is the official printed manual and reference book for the classic music composition software ConcertWare, originally created by Great Wave Software and later published by Jump! Software Inc. for Apple Macintosh and Windows. The 182-page paperback guide authored by Makunda Penugonde, Janet Van Wicklen, and Stephen Dick documents how to compose, arrange, and synthesize music using the program's suite of tools. [1, 2, 3]
Book & Publication Details

• Authors. Written by Makunda Penugonde, Janet Van Wicklen, and Stephen Dick.
• Publisher & Format. Published as a 182-page paperback manual by Jump! Software Inc. for the Apple Macintosh version of the software.
• Editions. Distributed alongside standard releases as well as the ConcertWare Personal Edition. [1, 2]

Core Modules Covered in the Guide
ConcertWare is divided into three primary modules that the reference manual explains in detail: [1]

• Music Writer (or MIDI Writer). Covers score entry, editing musical notation, setting up real-time timed entry via a MIDI keyboard or the Macintosh keyboard, generating harmonies, and managing up to 32 staves. [1, 2]
• Music Player (or MIDI Player). Details score playback, tempo adjustments, practice mode, and assigning different software instruments to individual voices. [1, 2]
• InstrumentMaker. Explains how to design custom synthesized software instruments by adjusting their waveform, harmonic envelope, and vibrato. [1]