I believe Daniel Spreadbury is the Sibelius programmer/employee who is
very active on the Sibelius list.
Rick
ronan wrote:
I don't know about "staging", but didn't Daniel Spreadbury work for Sibelius
at one time? To add insult to injury, Lora Creighton is using an ancient
version of Finale--which leads me to wonder what kind of engraving
experience she has. Or any of them, for that matter. The whole thing is just
too amateurish--both in the people selected to use the programs and in the
organization of it--to take seriously.
Best,
Ron
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-----Original Message-----
From: Johannes Gebauer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: July 21, 2005 5:00 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Finale] notation program comparison
The comparison does make me wonder though: Wouldn't a real comparison
where experts with each software work by strictly copying one or more
sources of real published music be long overdue?
Some time ago (years I guess) we had this kind of thread as well, where
I believe Sibelius staged a kind of competition, but ended up with a
rather poor result for their own software and quickly withdrew the results.
I don't think cautionary accidentals have anything to do with this, by
the way.
I'd volunteer to do this kind of competition, if it is limited to no
more than two or three pages.
Johannes
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