If you have already downloaded Transcribe! in order to use the free trial then you don't need to download it again. In accordance with the instructions on that page (you don't need a license key for this). Here they are again, in case you have the key but have lost the email.įirst make sure you have downloaded Transcribe! from the The instructions for using it were in the email when you received the key. Your License Key for Transcribe! is about 20 four-character groups ofĬryptic text. You can check to see whether the key has already been entered by using the

The key into Transcribe! itself, so that Transcribe! knows it has been paid for. When you buy Transcribe! you receive a license key by email. 'What am I supposed to do with my License Key?'.Please see the 'Tracking Your Order' section near the bottom of 'I bought Transcribe! online but haven't received my license key yet'.It is your responsibility to look after your license key and we do not promise to reissue them if lost. 'I've lost my license key, what do I do?'.The arrangements are excellent, the sound is crisp and clear with the mix just about right.Īn excellent album and one worthy of your on going support for British jazz.FAQ 2 - Buying Transcribe!, License Keys, Upgrades, Reissuing lost license keysĬlick here to return to the main FAQ page. One effective twist is to have the whole ensemble play some of the Hubbard and Dolphy solos transcribed from the original album and in doing so add a new but familiar dimension. There are also solo contributions from Armburg Jennings on trumpet, Mark Nightingale on trombone and Mrs O'Higgins on tenor saxophone. Mayne really excels here with some keening Dolphy'ish solos that bite through the big band sound. The solos, especially from O'Higgins on tenor and soprano and Sammy Mayne on alto are first class. The ensemble playing is on the money with the melodies given the full and mighty force of the big band. Assembling an excellent band of British musicians including alt sax man Sammy Mayne and trumpeter Henry Armburg-Jennings they breath fresh life into an all time jazz classic. Financed and produced by Dave and Judith O'Higgins this is a labour of love project of one of their most cherished albums.

An excellent big band arrangement of Oliver Nelson's classic album from the sixties.

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