there's a copy on ebay for 99cents, and another for $129, I'd go with the 99cents, maybe no one else will bid...

MasterWriter 3 is a subscription based web app only. Go figure.

The Rhyme Genie/TuneSmith combo is a terrific deal for $25. Great dev. I helped him a VERY small bit when Quicktime for Windows was deprecated by Apple. In return, he sent me 5 extra serial numbers! Check out the vids! Note that Rhyme Genie loads as a plug-in TuneSmith on the Mac, but not Windows. There is, however a well-defined method for moving rhyme suggestions into TuneSmith on Windows.
 


 
There are two much more detailed tutorial videos at the bottom of the download page (they're .MP4 files).
 
http://www.rhymegenie.com/download.html

Make us happy with those serials, TM.
Sweepstakes!

Thanks for the info on Rhyme Genie...

I bought it years ago, but doubt I paid more than $50.
I've occasionally used it as a thesaurus, but the Songguard feature has been my prominent feature.  It's pretty simple to upload the details, lyrics, and an MP3 of the song, and then they send you an email of receipt timecoding and assigning a reference# to your creation.
Not that i'll likely have someone steal my music, but this is a basic level of recording the creation.
 
I don't know if I'd pay $150 for it...

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Make us happy with those serials, TM.
Sweepstakes!

I've been wondering what to do with them. Not sure yet, but I can tell you that they won't be given to someone who can afford $25. I'm not going to do anything that might cost the dev a sale.
 
I live in a university town, and we do have a good music department. I know the President, and I'm sure she'd hook me up with the dean. One possibility is to hook up financially struggling students with a professional product they'd be unable to acquire on their own.
 
EDIT: Sheesh. Old age. Can't count. Only FOUR free serials to give away. Razzlefratz. But still cool!

Good idea, TM!