That there are two records for All or Nothing At All. There areģ02 records in this database covering the 260 songs found in this fake book. Screen shot shows the final MFD for the Real Jazz Standards Fake Book. Records for a single song since the song may have been popular in two different So I decided to complete theīook by creating records for the remaining songs. Of all the books included in the system, thatīook had the highest percentage of songs covered. Searching on 'JS' createdĪ subset of songs from that book. For example, I used the abbreviation ' JS' for Hall Keywords would produce a subset of records containing only the songs that were With these keywords in place, searching on a particular 2-letter phrase in the Include two-letter abbreviations for the fake book in which that song appeared. For all of these I modified the keyword field to Records downloaded from Yamaha's IDC, I was able to come up with a database with Since, not being able to play by ear, I could not play the song if I didn'tīy combining records from the various Music Finder preset databases and the new Song that was not in any of my fake books, no need to download the record In the Music Finder+ system would be needed. It was that database that told me which of the songs Setting up a database that showed, for each song title, all the books that The same song record for every book that the song appears in. Songs appear in several different fake books, it is more efficient to use One could simply pick outĪ fake book and start working on the songs in that book. Seemed like it was time to update that project. I had done this earlier for the PSR-2000 and it

As I mentioned in the previous lesson, I wanted to setup Music Finder databasesįor individual fake books.

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