On 10 Jul 2005 at 19:17, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
> At 05:48 PM 7/10/05 -0400, David W. Fenton wrote:
> >I don't quite get this criticism.
> >Using the Sibelius 4 demo and my copy of WinFin2K3, if I launch the
> >new document wizard and use Finale in Simple Entry mode, it works
> >almost precis
At 05:48 PM 7/10/05 -0400, David W. Fenton wrote:
>I don't quite get this criticism.
>Using the Sibelius 4 demo and my copy of WinFin2K3, if I launch the
>new document wizard and use Finale in Simple Entry mode, it works
>almost precisely the same way as Sibelius.
Once you're there, which is far
On 10 Jul 2005 at 15:37, Lon Price wrote:
> On Jul 10, 2005, at 2:48 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
>
> > But once you're in simple entry, I just don't seen enough
> > differences to make a difference, except for the kindergarten large
> > size of the page layout in Finale (something that has always
At 03:37 PM 7/10/2005, you wrote:
In other words, Sibelius allows mid-measure note entry (in an empty
measure), while Finale doesn't.
This was new in v.3, and a relief it was!
Ken
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On Jul 10, 2005, at 2:48 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:But once you're in simple entry, I just don't seen enough differences to make a difference, except for the kindergarten large size of the page layout in Finale (something that has always made no sense to me at all). I just tried setting up a p
On 10 Jul 2005 at 9:46, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
> Run even new versions of Sibelius and Finale side-by-side. Which one
> can you start plunking at and have it put music on the screen?
> Sibelius. Even with a template set to come up immediately, Finale
> wants you to be too informed first, almo
Robert Patterson schrieb:
That said, I still think Steve Jobs cut the knees out from under his
developers by cutting off OS9 booting one year too soon. And it is a
continuing pattern...
That may be the case, but Sibelius managed anyway, and by the looks of
it will manage the move to Inte
I am probably going to have to buy a copy of Sibelius soon, just so
that our school can cater for students who already have this
package at home and are more used to it. If a student from our
school goes to a shop without talking to me first, they always seem
to be directed to Sibelius.
I hav
John Howell wrote:
MakeMusic lost us as steady and
reliable customers the year our incoming students had Macs with OS X,
and Finale for OS X did not exist. This had absolutely nothing to do
with marketing, and everything to do with a complete missreading of the
market and a complete failure
At 1:27 PM +1000 7/10/05, Rocky Road wrote:
My school here in Sydney, Australia uses Finale, but this is because
I like it and I introduced it here when we brought computers into
the music department some years back (being head of music has its
privileges :-) ). However, all around us, it s
At 08:34 AM 7/10/05 -0400, dhbailey wrote:
>It does make me wonder where Finale are getting their educational market
>input from, since Sibelius seems to be winning the battle hands-down!
>My city just built a new high school and rebuilt the old high school, so
>now we have two 4-year high schoo
Rocky Road wrote:
My school here in Sydney, Australia uses Finale, but this is because
I like it and I introduced it here when we brought computers into the
music department some years back (being head of music has its
privileges :-)
Indeed it does! There has to be some sort of tradeo
Rocky Road wrote:
[snip]> not greatly technology savvy (or interested) and will go with the
marketing flow. Even if Finale lift their game they will need to win
over the Retailers and Trade Show marketers.
It does make me wonder where Finale are getting their educational market
input from,
Rocky Road schrieb:
My school here in Sydney, Australia uses Finale, but this is because I
like it and I introduced it here when we brought computers into the
music department some years back (being head of music has its
privileges :-) ). However, all around us, it seems to be all Sibelius
David (and then Darcy) wrote:
If Finale doesn't start listening to its core users and stop
dicking around with fancy playback issues, it's going to lose the
entire educational and professional market, plain and simple.
David, this is a baseless assertion. First, hardcore engravers
don't dr
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