I love to compose music, and recently have composed one with only first and second violin parts, the program I have wont let me compose viola, cello, or a base part(it is a demo). I want to buy a program that is easy to use. But the problem is that I need to find one that’s on sale, one that is at the very most 65$. It’s a tight budget, but if you could reccomend a program please tell me of it, thank you.
I use finale notepad. The most basic version is free, but they have upgrades for pretty good prices.
http://www.finalemusic.com/notepad/
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I use finale notepad. The most basic version is free, but they have upgrades for pretty good prices.
http://www.finalemusic.com/notepad/
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IMO, Sibelius is the best notation program and worth the extra cash you’ll have to spend on it – it is more expensive than $65 though.
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