The best way is via XML. And I have done this hundreds of times over
the past 2-3 years, using the Dolet 5 plugin and exporting from Finale
Mac 2007. It works remarkably well for the vast majority of the music
elements: notes, ties, slurs, tuplets, etc. Even lyrics and the
overall page
Ah, but typing on an iSomething isn't so bad..
Sent from my iSomething
On Oct 4, 2010, at 11:08 PM, David McKay wrote:
> Eric, I like your sig, but I was tempted to laboriously text this from my
> iSomething...
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> I've just written a program for a flute and piano concert tomorrow, noting
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Eric, I like your sig, but I was tempted to laboriously text this from my
iSomething...
I've just written a program for a flute and piano concert tomorrow, noting
that New Grove was consulted, but Wikipedia wasn't.
David McKay
> NOT Sent from my iSomething
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MusicXML is probably the easiest way to do it.
On Oct 4, 2010, at 8:09 PM, Linda Worsley wrote:
> I just been asked a Finale question by a composer friend who uses Sibeliius.
>
> Can Finale files be imported into Sibelius? And/or the other way round?
>
> I should know this, after using Fin
I just been asked a Finale question by a composer friend who uses Sibeliius.
Can Finale files be imported into Sibelius? And/or the other way round?
I should know this, after using Finale since Version 0.0, but I don't.
Help!
Linda Worsley
Composer, Arranger
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