That is very very unlikely to ever change. Steinberg has had a strict stance
on copy protection for a very long time with Cubase and has documented very
well that this is just how it is, and how it will always be. Of course of
Steinberg goes out of business, which is unlikely to happen any
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This has always been the tradeoff between Apple and Microsoft.
Microsoft tends to value backwards compatibility, but moves very
slowly to evolve their OS and software into superior products, since
they are stuck in a quagmire of backwards compatibility. Even the
ages old 8086 processor
Uhmm, I think maybe finale Notepad will do what they need. Free.
On Jul 6, 2008, at 2:12 PM, Paul Hayden wrote:
I have a friend who sings in a non-professional choir and he would
like to buy a Windows platform notation program that is inexpensive
(say, less than $100US) and easy to use.
Thanks to whomever made the audiomidi price known to us. I just picked it up.
Can not go wrong at $80. Personally I am not really ready to changeover to
Sibelius yet, I'm rather committed at the moment to learning Finale. But at
least now I have the option.
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Richard it sounds like you are wasting your time on this mail-list.
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Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2007 11:08 PM
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Subject: Re: [Finale] Goodbye Finale
If you like
Would it be such a drain on MM's resources to allow their employees to
maintain a presence here officially, instead of making them do it on
their own time and unofficially?
First of all, MM does have its own forum and some of their employees do
actively monitor it. I have gotten answers
Deluxe Music Construction set. Now there is a blast from the past.
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Of Lawrence David Eden
I can only hope that the boys at Samuel French will hire someone to
clean up the books! Whether they choose Finale, Sibelius or Deluxe
Music Construction Set makes no
Thanks for the scolding. I rest my case.
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On 5 Aug 2007 at 11:29, Steve Schow wrote
For people who have grown up with Finale and used it for many versions,
it will remain easier to use until an equal amount of time is put into
learning Sibelius. But for people just starting out with one notation
program or the other, it's what they learn first which will seem easiest
for
I know this is old school, but I am just really still in love with the Adobe
Sonata font. one of the standard ones from MM really do it for me. Mostly I
don't like the large noteheads, and petrucci is too small. Even Maestro, which
is supposed to be half way, is just a little bit too large for
Sorry, there is a typo below. NONE of the MM fonts do it for me.
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I know this is old
I just wish they could figure out how to make the PDF's I produce on my windows
box look as good as the PDF you produced on your mac. Nice looking score by
the way
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Furtheremore, with
keyboard macros
and plugins, I can work so fast that I can't imagine Sibelius (or any
other program) being any faster.
Robert, as a new Finale user, let me just say that if you or someone like you
wrote a book on how to become a Finale power user this way, I think it
Dennis
P.S. Where does one subscribe to the Sibelius mailing list?
I'd like to
lurk there a bit...
Check yahoogroups.com
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I've been riding the fence for a long time. I still can't decide. Its not a
cut and dried issue. This may sound silly, but I just can't get around
Sibelius' insistence on showing a full page layout with margins (even with the
new panarama view). Finale's scroll view is much better. Sounds
Yea I was thinking the same thing sadly. They missed the boat on a few key
improvements that I think would have made it a must have. For example, why
still no general purpose VST mixer? How about ASIO or WDM audio?
If it comes in and turns out it fixed a bunch of known bugs, I'll think
hope will never
show up in Finale?
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don't have your saxes, but
give Gary Garritan just a little more slack.
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if I missed your earlier posts, I don't have time to read all the
finale posts every day.
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ourselves to be composers by the way. ;-)
Anyway, for this type of composing, I really can't think of a tool that
is closer to providing the right toolset that we need than finale. And
I have tried or own a bunch.
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The finale version of GPO only has a few small differences. Go to
www.northernsounds.com and search around in their forums to find out
what they are. Mainly, the Finale version actually has a few small
things setup slightly differently for playback...which make more sense
for the way Finale
I'm not familar with the Mac to know the issues. Sounds like the
CoreMidi might not do a good job of getting midi events routed to
external synths and does a better job of routing them to AU plugins.
And also if you are talking about going over midi cables to actual
external synths..that
Thanks for the clarification. That doesn't sound good at all. Is this
something you've taken up with MM?
It has been brought up many times over the past couple years on their
forum. I suspect they are paying more attention to the Mac version and
the windows version is an afterthought.
I'll ask around on the GPO forum.
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On 29 Sep 2006, at 4:26 PM, Steve Schow wrote:
I don't think Finale actually SEES anything inside the AU plugin.
This was the case with Kontakt Player 1. My understanding
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