Posted by: bruno123
Writing Music -- Scanning Music - 02/01/11 03:40 AM
Since my first band I have been writing music by hand and lyrics with a typewriter. About 12 years ago I purchased the Encore program. The one I bought was being discontinued and sold for $6.99, I could not resist. Since then I have upgraded three times. I know there are many who scan music sheet and it by far less work but I enjoy adding the notes, lyrics and creating what I want to see. On these sheets I add the style, tempo, which fills – intros – endings to use. I have aprox. 900 songs completed, they are used in my laptop which sits next to my Kn7.
I am looking for opinions on other programs that work in the same manner or ideas I can add to what I am doing.
In advance, Thank you, John C.
Posted by: tassiespirit
Re: Writing Music -- Scanning Music - 02/01/11 04:54 AM
Hi Bruno123, Encore is now owned by GVOX and the software program is now called MUSIC TIME DELUXE - the essentials of Encore. It is still available for PC and Mac and costa a little more than $6.99 now - more like $119.99 downloaded or add an extra $10.00 for postage etc.
Here: -
http://www.gvox.com/mtdBuy.phpI do not have anything to do with them, just passing on the info to you; in case you don't find anything else that suits your needs.
Posted by: Bernie9
Re: Writing Music -- Scanning Music - 02/02/11 08:43 AM
John
Nigel's post ought to get you going. I have used MidiNotate Composer since 1996 and find it good and easy.
Bernie
Posted by: jd5live
Re: Writing Music -- Scanning Music - 02/02/11 04:11 PM
Hi folks I have used notation musician and composer for years and it just keeps on getting better and easer to use. Regards John.
Posted by: tony mads usa
Re: Writing Music -- Scanning Music - 02/02/11 07:47 PM
Hi folks I have used notation musician and composer for years and it just keeps on getting better and easer to use. Regards John.
That's good to hear ... I have D/L the trial version of Composer and will be trying it out next week ...
Posted by: Nigel
Re: Writing Music -- Scanning Music - 02/03/11 12:27 AM
Nigel's post ought to get you going.
Bernie
Thanks Bernie.
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