> I find it much easier to export the BIAB file as xml and import into > they're getting close to releasing version 4 which should bring major > closer and closer to Sibelius in capabilities and appearance. > (currently 3.something) MuseScore has made huge leaps forward getting > and very powerful as a notation program. > I second Alf's suggestion about exporting to MuseScore - it is free
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> But I have Encore, know how to use it, and for simple head charts, > MuseScore was created, I'd probably use it too. > If I didn't already have a copy of Encore, that I purchased before > On Aug 19, 2022, at 5:06 PM, Bob 'Notes' Norton via
> Encore users might wish to check out for some Which brings this discussion back to MuseScore which is very powerfulĪnd extremely FREE! Don't get confused with which is aĬompanion web-site for people to sell their musescoreĬompositions/arrangements/editions. Not for prime-time music publishing by any means and sorely Relating this to BIAB is to remind all the BIAB users that the notationĪspect of BIAB is only for down-and-dirty quickly printed things as a Sibelius/Dorico/Finale have been doing in the interim, I'm sure the newĮncore will be quite different from the old Encore. Bailey wrote: Thank you for sharing that with us - I'm anxious to know what veteranĮncore users (people still using it from before the company shut it downĪs various other companies bought the company and sold it) think of the I'm not excited about a new Encore, the one I have works fine, but if they revive Master Tracks Pro, I'd be very interested. You have so much more control over the appearance of your music. I find it much easier to export the BIAB file as xml and import into Musescore. And they're getting close to releasing version 4 which should bring major advancements.
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With each new major upgrade (currently 3.something) MuseScore has made huge leaps forward getting closer and closer to Sibelius in capabilities and appearance. I second Alf's suggestion about exporting to MuseScore - it is free and very powerful as a notation program. If I didn't already have a copy of Encore, that I purchased before MuseScore was created, I'd probably use it too.īut I have Encore, know how to use it, and for simple head charts, which is all I need, it works fine. On Aug 19, 2022, at 5:06 PM, Bob 'Notes' Norton via groups.io wrote: On 5:10 PM, Williams, Jim via groups.io wrote:Įncore users might wish to check out for some interesting info.
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