At 9:27 PM -0500 4/01/04, Darcy James Argue wrote:
For those who actually have the issue -- what's the cover date? I
looked in the Brooklyn Barnes and Noble today, and they have the
April issue, which didn't have the Finale vs. Sibelius. Did I miss
it already, or are BN an issue behind?
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For those who actually have the issue -- what's the cover date? I
looked in the Brooklyn Barnes and Noble today, and they have the
April issue, which didn't have the Finale vs. Sibelius. Did I miss
it already, or are BN an issue behind?
March 2004
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For those who actually have the issue -- what's the cover date? I
looked in the Brooklyn Barnes and Noble today, and they have the April
issue, which didn't have the Finale vs. Sibelius. Did I miss it
already, or are BN an issue behind?
- Darcy
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On Thu, 25 Mar 2004 09:30:08 -0500, Darcy James Argue [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On 25 Mar 2004, at 07:01 AM, David H. Bailey wrote:
However, when Sib3 saves files in Sib2 format, you lose all of the new
features that Sib3 has initiated, such as colors that correspond to
some school music
Well, I now have Sibelius v.3.1.1 and have finally got to use it
directly alongside Finale in professional work for a few weeks. This
includes having both application windows open and working directly from
one app. to the other on related pieces of music e.g. a full score (in
Sib.) and the
I'm waiting for the issue of Keyboard to read this, but, easier to learn
is not always better. I like Finale cause I can get it to do what I
want. Sibelius I feel I have to fight to do things that I want it to
do...
Christopher BJ Smith wrote:
It might be me, but I was reading
I should mention that I found out about this issue of Keyboard from
composer (and Village Voice new music critic) Kyle Gann, who has some
thoughts on his blog about Sibelius (his music notation software of
choice) and about the influence of notation software on the composition
process:
At 3:19 AM -0500 3/25/04, Darcy James Argue wrote:
I should mention that I found out about this issue of Keyboard from
composer (and Village Voice new music critic) Kyle Gann, who has
some thoughts on his blog about Sibelius (his music notation
software of choice) and about the influence of
However, when Sib3 saves files in Sib2 format, you lose all of the new
features that Sib3 has initiated, such as colors that correspond to some
school music instrument made out of colored tubes that kids whack when
they see that colored note. So you can create a beautiful score in Sib3
with
MusicXML is maturing very nicely, and Michael Goode is doing a lot
towards inter-version compatibility with his plug-ins. My guess is that
soon, his plug-ins will provide all the interversion compatibility that
Finale will be capable of, so the developpers at Finale can keep
concentrating on
At 3/25/2004 07:01 AM, David H. Bailey wrote:
However, when Sib3 saves files in Sib2 format, you lose all of the new
features that Sib3 has initiated, such as colors that correspond to some
school music instrument made out of colored tubes that kids whack when
they see that colored note.
On 25 Mar 2004, at 07:01 AM, David H. Bailey wrote:
However, when Sib3 saves files in Sib2 format, you lose all of the new
features that Sib3 has initiated, such as colors that correspond to
some school music instrument made out of colored tubes that kids whack
when they see that colored note.
On 25 Mar 2004 at 7:01, David H. Bailey wrote:
However, when Sib3 saves files in Sib2 format, you lose all of the new
features that Sib3 has initiated, such as colors that correspond to
some school music instrument made out of colored tubes that kids whack
when they see that colored note. So
On 25 Mar 2004 at 6:31, Christopher BJ Smith wrote:
Just a couple of articles farther up there is an update, letting us
know that Sib 3 can save files in Sib 2 format. There's an option I
would have killed for in several versions of Finale!
On the subject of file compatibility, here's an
http://www.keyboardmag.com/
(sadly, the article is not available online)
Anyone read this?
- Darcy
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The latest versions of the programs right? What was the result??
Darcy James Argue wrote:
http://www.keyboardmag.com/
(sadly, the article is not available online)
Anyone read this?
- Darcy
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At 5:36 PM -0500 3/24/04, Darcy James Argue wrote:
http://www.keyboardmag.com/
(sadly, the article is not available online)
Anyone read this?
- Darcy
Yep! What did you think? As someone who has used both, you should be
in a good position to critique the review.
Some quotes:
Sibelius is a
On 24 Mar 2004, at 07:46 PM, Christopher BJ Smith wrote:
Yep! What did you think? As someone who has used both, you should be
in a good position to critique the review.
Haven't read it. Was curious if others thought it was worthwhile. I
guess I'll pick it up next time I'm near somewhere that
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