Barbara Touburg wrote:
I found this in a Dutch music magazine:
http://www.noteflight.com/
What do we think of this?
First impression (based only upon the page of the link, and cursory
perusal of the terms of use): it's an application of cloud computing
applied to music scores. The software to do the notation is online, and
presumably the scores are not on your machine, either. But even if they
are, if you stop being a user, you lose future rights to edit the
software, and any of your scores hosted on the site will become
unavailable, as well.
I'm too antediluvian for it to be of any interest to me; data files I
create are going to be on a machine over which I have total control.
ns
ns
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