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  1. Jul 20th, 2009, 12:19 PM #1
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    Question Musical Notation Software

    I am looking for some musical notation software.

    I would prefer a system that is free, such as MuseScore, NoteEdit or Lilypond/Denemo (which I found listed on Wikipedia).

    I am wondering if any of you can provide any recommendations, advise on a
    systems strengths/weaknesses or suggest other systems.
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  2. Jul 20th, 2009, 09:03 PM #2
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    Re: Musical Notation Software

    Moved. Please don't post technical questions in the General Discussion / Chit Chat forum.
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    Re: Musical Notation Software

    Depends what you want it to do. I use Finale Notepad as a free notation tool.

    If you want to splash the cash, get Sibelius.

    Edit: I downloaded Finale Notepad when it was free. Seems they've now put a $10 charge on it
    But $10 isn't really a lot....
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    Re: Musical Notation Software

    Thanks for moving this thread Marty, unfortunately I wasn't thinking straight when I posted it.

    Thanks for the suggestion of Finale Notepad, Zaza - I haven't made a decision yet as to which to go for.
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