In any event, after reading through this thread it looks like there won't be any impact on me, since I always have used SmartScore separately anyway (the plug-in feature inside of Finale never worked well for me in terms of scanning). These are compositions that have never been recorded, will never be recorded, the publishers of which in many cases went out of business eons ago. recital pieces for euphonium and piano) just for myself so I can hear what they sound like. I also use it to bring obscure solo euphonium compositions into Finale (e.g. As the kids say, that is, like, so not going to happen. The alternative is to enter it all from scratch. MUS files are on ancient diskettes sitting in a box somewhere I've forgotten about.
I use SmartScore X2 to scan hard copies of my own music that I entered into Finale around 523 years and several computers/hard drives ago. Using the Pro version will go a long way towards quieting the "scanning sucks" crowd. MOTU Digital Performer 9.02, Logic Pro X 10.2.2įinale owners can upgrade their bundled SmartScore Lite to the standalone Pro version for $199.Īnd they should. The new feature sounded a little too good to true so I was anxious to try it out. I'm pretty sure that I haven't used it enough to justify the $199 upgrade but, on those rare occasions I have needed it, the program saves time. The removal of copy protection from commercial CDs made that a non-issue. I could name a dozen but Toast 5 comes to mind. Many programs have been crippled over the years due to copyright concerns. This is a very old issue but not for Finale, I suppose. I'm sure most people here understood what you meant.
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