Crystal Premo wrote: > I've seen traffic on this list dip drastically on the weekend, but it has > been two days since I've seen anything at all. Did something happen? > > Anyway, does anyone have practical experience with using Hyperscribe to > input music intended for playback? I do not think this is the way to do it, > but I have been posed this question: if a superior pianist plays a good > piano arrangement of a Broadway tune using Hyperscribe, will a) Finale > record all the fine nuances of his performance and 2)there be a useful file > for printing out? I say not, that there would be too much cleaning up to do > for the file to be useful. I suppose I could just try this, bring in a good > pianist and try it out, but I think it is a waste of money and time. What > say you?
I have a friend who does tons more copy work than I do. I asked him once if I could hire him for an hour or two to coach me in the use of Hyperscribe. He told me he never uses it. And yes, he's a "superior pianist." Jon _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
