Modartt user forum - Which Notation-Program To Use?

Re: Which Notation-Program To Use?

2010-08-23T12:33:47Z

but limited (no real-time)

Re: Which Notation-Program To Use?

2010-08-23T12:12:59Z

Try Musescore, it's free.

Re: Which Notation-Program To Use?

2010-08-23T12:00:28Z

Logic has an interesting function called beatmapping that is very simple to use and works for audio and midi. I use it a lot when I play free and than I want to print a score or I need a click for further arrangement ; it's also a more than decent notation software.

Re: Which Notation-Program To Use?

2010-08-23T07:18:49Z

Thank you for your response!
I've downloaded the demo version of finale. It has become a monster program since I've tried it the last time. I hadn't quite the time to make it with this one and I'm not sure if I'm ever willing to have it for finale.
I did it in Nuendo with the "setting the bars" feature and it worked well (it wasn't a complex composition), but Nuendo did a better job than I've thought it would. This feature (to set the bars wherever you want) is real great for music which is played without a clicktrack although it is a bit of a work, but when it's done it works for the whole song and all tracks and quantize-procedures.

Thank you two for your help

Heinke

Re: Which Notation-Program To Use?

2010-08-23T00:44:24Z

Hello Heinke,

You may wish to reconsider Finale, as the past several versions allowed one to record music with as much (or little) rubato as you like -- provided that you used a conventional sustain foot pedal to tap your tempi in time with your music. As I recall, you might set 4/4 time to allow you to count eight eighth-notes/quavers, and play to your heart's content. I have never used this feature, but I did see it demonstrated quite effectively at several NAMM shows.

Cheers,

Joe

Re: Which Notation-Program To Use?

2010-08-23T00:09:14Z

www.notation.com

Far from perfect though!

Which Notation-Program To Use?

2010-08-18T07:26:23Z

Hi Everyone!

Does anyone use a program for making proper notation out of an midi recording played without an click and with various tempi.

Long ago I've used FINALE where you can record a metrom (click) after playing and then you can quantize the notes for a proper layout.
Is there anything easy to use out there?

Thank you for your help

Heinke