This is an example of using your voice to improvise the basis of a song. This started out as an improvise on piano. As you can see, the improvise was NOT strict metronome, but was fairly even despite not having a click to follow. The lane “MODX” was the original recording, live MODX sound, then exploded inside “Score”, split at middle C to a Treble and Bass lane. This allows for variation in the orchestration. Then the voice is duplicated and bounced. The bounced file is autocorrected for pitch and quantized against the Tempo track. Then it’s a trudge to edit the lead to match the voice. Additional edits include making the keyboard uniform volume and legato.