Hi David,
I wrote: 'I see that many people (and increasingly so) likes to allow
software (or maybe, other people) to do things ready for them'. The
music software market (admittedly, 'a very tiny niche of a niche
market') is only a small, and perhaps negligeable, part of a very
general
Hi,
I wrote: 'I see that many people (and increasingly so) likes to allow
software (_or maybe, other _p_eople_) to do things ready for them'. It
is true, music software market 'is a very tiny niche of a niche market
and nowhere near to affecting the entire population'. When I compared
this
Hi Paolo,
You make good points. In an ideal world, the software would create
beautiful engraved scores and parts with very little effort, but for
those who want more control it would also allow them to do what they want.
After all, the whole purpose of computers in the first place was to do
Hi,
A 'political' (maybe) consideration about music softwares other than
/Finale /- that allow me not to mention them explicitly.
I see that many people (and increasingly so) likes to allow software (or
maybe, other people) to do things ready for them. That's an interesting
phenomenon, not
