The features list has some nice touches. Overall I get the sense of the interface that it was created from scratch without the tacked-on-years-later kludgy feeling that Finale often has. Of course, there is no way yet to know what is missing from its features - probably a lot if the price is any hint.
I enjoyed the sense of design as well. Because the web presentation is so clear, I get the feeling that it might be relatively easy to get up and running with this application. I'll probably never get to try it (kinda wired into Macs and Finale over here) but if anyone decides to take it for a drive, I'd be interested to hear your remarks--especially what features we could use in Finale.
Cheers,
Philip Aker http://www.aker.ca
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