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Re: Re: Can a Teen Use Finale
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| Title: Re: Re: Can a Teen Use Finale | In Reply To |
| Posted By: Harald Schollmeyer | Title: Re: Can a Teen Use Finale |
| E-mail: hschollm@gmx.net | Posted By: Ward Baxter |
| Date: 02/01/2000 at 05:08:25 | Date: 01/31/2000 |
Message:Walter,according to Ward's reply, I'd say: if your son needs this
heck of functions, go and get it (for the student's price!).
Ther are other programs around for notation, e.g. check the
notation section at www.hitsquad.com/smm . You might also
download some trial versions first. I'd suggest to go with Allegro: it's moderatly priced and contains
all basic features - and you can upgrade it to the full Finale
version, if necessary. Check the link below for details. A final thought: the skills of music composition and arranging
require some efforts. Writing music manually isn't always a
bad thing: you learn a lot and you get some good insights into
the problems and tasks of music copying. You tend to get a feeling
for the look of a score and the parts better, if you write at
least some of them with pencil. Greetings, Harald
Link: https://www.codamusic.com/coda/finall98_features.asp
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