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https://www.finalemusic.com/
I took them up on their offer of Dorico for $150.
End of an era.
Have you ever looked at Musescore, especially recently?
On 06 Sep 2024, Tobiah <toby@tobiah.org> wrote in rec.audio.pro:
https://www.finalemusic.com/
I took them up on their offer of Dorico for $150.
End of an era.
Have you ever looked at Musescore, especially recently? It's very quite full-featured and is continuously improving. And, of course, free. I'm curious what more you get for $150.
I remember checking out Finale along time ago, and the interface seemed impenetrable to me at that time. However, I wasn't really used to
notation software then, but after using Musescore for a while, I now understand the process better and might get along with other notation programs. But for my fairly limited needs, Musescore ticks off most or
all the boxes.
https://www.finalemusic.com/
I took them up on their offer of Dorico for $150.
End of an era.
Toby
In article <vbffgd$th9b$1@dont-email.me>, toby@tobiah.org says...
https://www.finalemusic.com/
I took them up on their offer of Dorico for $150.
End of an era.
Toby
My wife and I have used Finale since the beginning.
It was pretty terrible at first - obscure and buggy.
David Pogue spent a year rewriting the documentation
years ago - a gret improvement. Gradually, the program
got more stable too.
Always a bit sad when something like that meets its finale ;- /