2010/10/28 Valentin Villenave <[email protected]> > > I think Graham already made my point. With Sibelius, I used to spend > roughly an hour per *system*, tweaking everything, pushing > accidentals, solving collisions, manually removing tuplet numbers, > faking stuff using invisible voices that, in turn, caused new > collisions etc. And if (heavens forbid) I ever had *one* measure to > insert or to remove, then I just add to start over (I had long lost > all hope of automatic spacing or automatic system breaks: if I ever > used auto-spacing, that was on *one* measure at a time, and even then > I had to manually tweak things afterwards).
I used to be finale user for some time, albeit not a prominent one (only simple songs for school choir, and i didn't realize many of Finale mistakes). But i remember the day when i first discovered that adding something in the middle of an existing piece of music makes finale abandon all my tweaks... (it was a piece longer than usual). Man, that was the day i started to hate finale wholeheartedly! :) Janek
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