I would not say it is expensive in absolute terms - it compares
favourably with Cubase, for instance - but
then again, compared with something that's free, I guess everything
looks expensive.
The hardware autodetection is fairly good. So is the support. I have two
reservation about the product:
- Claiming you can boot on a CD and save your data on a USB storage
device does not
work all that well: CD drives are just too slow and noisy for
comfort ! I have not tried to install
it on a hard disk, but I would expect it to work much better.
- As far as I have been able to see, there is no facility to edit
double-stave Piano scores, making it cumbersome
as a Lilypond front-end, at least for me... It might be adequate
for string quartets though...
Darius.
Cyprien Gay wrote:
Jay Hamilton, Sound and Silence a écrit :
There is something called Studio to Go
http://www.ferventsoftware.com
British
Expensive
Lilypond is integrated with Rosegarden
I found it to be a total pain
and the version of Lily is 2.2 which isn't really adequate anymore.
2.6.1 now, it seems :
http://www.ferventsoftware.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=18&Itemid=59
Total pain in what sense ?
Integration of Lilypond with Rosegarden is a pain ?
Anyway, expensive indeed.
And only one license per copy.
Cyprien.
Cyprien Gay wrote:
Also, is there any live-cd with lilypond on it ?
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