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Neo

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Registered: 20th Feb 07
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27th Sep 12 at 13:55

I'm after a piece of software which can either - Let me write on a score and press play and it play whatever I've written plus letting me choose which instrument I want to use.

Back in college I used something like cubase iirc ? Literally let me play a midi keyboard and it wrote the score, but then let me change it afterwards.

Ideally i'm after something free, or at least easily available.

Like i say I've used cubase in the past and think it might be overkill for what I'm trying to acheive(and checking the spec, it won't work on my laptop ). Any recommendations ?

[Edited on 27-09-2012 by Neo]

Darryl H

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27th Sep 12 at 14:16

I used Logic at College but that's probably overkill if cubase is

Sibelius is probably all you need to be honest.

I think you can still download it for a months free trial if you only really need to use it a few times?

Guitar pro I got off a mate for free ages ago to just print off some scores but it's not the best

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Dom

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27th Sep 12 at 14:19

If you're after a score view then yeah Cubase/Nuendo or Logic (iirc it has a score mode). Alternatively use Sibelius, which is about as close to paper as you're going to get.

If you just need to draw notes in using the mouse then most DAWs have that ability - FLStudio, Protools, Live, Reaper etc etc

Can get trials for most of those (with the exception of Protools as it's hardware dependant).

Edit - There's also Finale which is the main rival to Sibelius. Otherwise there are some free alternatives like MuseScore and LilyPond but i can't say i've used them.

[Edited on 27-09-2012 by Dom]

Neo

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27th Sep 12 at 14:28

Fantastic guys, loads of examples there, I'm sure one of them will do me fine

It'll be a one off so a 30 day trial will be more than adequate i'm sure. Thanks