I know this has been discussed many times on this list, but ...
A client has just sent us a huge Sibelius file to be worked on. What
is the best way to get it into Finale with as much detail as possible
being saved in the transition? (so a MIDI-solution would only be a
solution if all else
If all you have is the file, MIDI may be your best choice, or you might
find a Sibelius user who will print the file to PDF and return it to you
so you can scan it. If you want, contact me privately and I'll do that
for you.
If you have Sibelius, you could buy the Music XML plug in from
I am a little out of touch with current Mac software, which easy to use
web designer is recommendable? Would it be worth getting the Apple
software package?
I have used Adobe GoLive in an old OS 9 version, and, to be honest, it
was actually too powerful, or rather, too complicated for my
Apple's iWeb is extremely basic, but it may be enough for your needs.
I'm happy with Freeway from http://www.softpress.com : there are two
versions, Pro and Express, which you can try as free downloads
(limited to a month, I think). Even the Express version gives you
more power than iWeb.
Richard Smith wrote:
If all you have is the file, MIDI may be your best choice, or you might
find a Sibelius user who will print the file to PDF and return it to you
so you can scan it. If you want, contact me privately and I'll do that
for you.
If you have Sibelius, you could buy the Music
At 16:27 +0200 8/07/08, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
which easy to use web designer is recommendable?
NVU mate, bloody ripper ;-)
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Hi Eric,
You'll get the best results using the Sibelius dolet from Recordare
for export from Sibleius and use
the latest Finale Dolet from Recordare (not the Finale built XML
import) for import into Finale.
Contact me off list if you need help.
Best regards,
John
John Hinchey
Hinchey
I can second the recommendation to look into Harmony Assistant. While it
is not as flexible with regard to graphic editing and output as one would
like to be, it is a very interest environment in which to produce music,
and is, perhaps, the shape of things to come in a future generaiton of
Hi Eric,
As Richard and David have mentioned, MusicXML is the most accurate way
to transfer files between Finale and Sibelius. If you have Sibelius as
well as Finale, you can use the Dolet 3 for Sibelius plug-in yourself.
Otherwise, the person with the Sibelius file will need to be the one
to use
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
I am a little out of touch with current Mac software, which easy to use
web designer is recommendable? Would it be worth getting the Apple
software package?
iWeb is a little limited though very easy to use. It depends on how
fiddly and fussy you want to be.
I am a
I am trying to finish a jazz chart, but am having major problems in making a
condensed score.
The full score is already finished, and I am making a condensed score at the
music director's request. This particular chart is a clarinet solo feature (a
la Pete Fountain), and therefore the solo
Hi Patrick,
I'm not sure what all needs to be done for your condensed score. Seems it
might help if you tried doing a 'save as' of the complete score and
move/combine things as needed for your new file. At least the solo would be
in place, and if the full score plays back, chances are this new
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