Best thing to do is download the Sib 4 demo and experiment with
Dynamic Parts. Then email MM and tell them what you like and don't
like about Sib's implementation.
Trust me, after actually trying it out for a while, you will run into
all sorts of dilemmas you hadn't previously considered, so it's
important that everyone take a close look at how Sib does things
before making recommendations.
I happen to think Sib does it very, very well. The feature is
carefully considered and elegantly executed (especially from a UI
perspective). That's not to say Finale couldn't improve on Sib's
Dynamic Parts in some areas…
- Darcy
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On 14 Dec 2005, at 6:51 PM, Kurt Gnos wrote:
When I print parts, I often do some reformatting I would NOT like
in the original score. However, I often correct or re-arrange some
notes, and it would be very nice to have them automatically
corrected in the score, as well. Also, added articulations and
such. Or I find a faulty lyric in an extracted leadsheet. Wouldn't
it be nice if it was corrected in the full score, as well?
So - the best link, in my opinion, would be to have everything
linked - but not formatting and all things related. Maybe there
could be an option or a diologue box when saving it, as "would you
like to update your changes into the full score?"...
That would be great!
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