
This function isn’t terribly full-featured - you can’t edit the resulting audio files within the program - but it’s perfectly serviceable for laying down a quick-and-dirty rendition of your tune. The first is a hard-disk function that lets you record your songs through the audio-input port. There’s more to songwriting than lyrics, and MasterWriter includes two other helpful features. If there’s a shortcoming, it’s that the program is slow to start: it took more than 30 seconds to launch on a 933MHz Power Mac G4. MasterWriter performs these chores very quickly - producing results in a couple of seconds on a modern Mac. Unlike most writing software, MasterWriter 3.0 does not give you the storyline or plot. It is a system that will put your story down into words. MasterWriter is more than a tool for writers. If you stumble across a word you’d like to explore later, double-click on it to add it to the Favorites list. MasterWriter stands out because it exploits all possibilities the English language has to offer for any piece of writing you wish to do.

By clicking on the appropriate button, you can view rhymed phrases, common idioms and clichés, alliterations, pop-culture references, synonyms, or a definition for the currently selected word.
MASTERWRITER VS TUNESMITH GENERATOR
Heres an example of how the generator looks. MasterWriter can go far beyond simple rhymes. Our state-of-the-art rhyme generator can help you find great rhymes for your lyrics.

If the number of suggestions overwhelms you - the rhyming dictionary contains more than 100,000 words - you can narrow the list down to primary rhymes (words that most likely fit the bill), secondary rhymes (where even Shecky Greene makes an appearance), and pop-culture rhymes (in case L.L.Bean or Seventeen might work).
