Song Surgeon Version 2.0 Set to be Released on October 14, 2008

Todd, Michael & James, Inc. | 14 Oct 2008

Todd, Michael & James, Inc (TMJ) announced today the release of a major update to Song Surgeon, with Version 2.0.

Song Surgeon is a music software tool that combines tempo change, pitch change, a loop editor, and a file conversion utility. Launched a year ago, it has now been sold in 43 countries around the world. Version 2.0 add several additional valuable features including a Vocal Reduction Technology, keyboard shortcuts, loop editor zooming, and availability in French, German, Spanish and Dutch, in addition to English.

Song Surgeon’s slow down technology combined with its other powerful features give Song Surgeon broad utility across the spectrum of instruments and musical genre’s. Song Surgeon has been used by vocalists to change the pitch and speed of songs, by guitarist to slow down difficult riffs and create practice loops, by jazz pianist to successfully transcribe music and by many other musicians.

To learn more about Song Surgeon Version 2.0 visit the product website at: www.songsurgeon.com. The website contains numerous videos which describe key features of the product and dozens of testimonials from customers around the world.

Todd, Michael & James, Inc. has owns and operates several e-commerce music websites, including www.guitar-leads.com, www.guitarrx.com and www.songsurgeon.com

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