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Finale Songwriter 2007
Studio : eMedia
by eMedia
Brand : MakeMusic
Model : WHR07
Platform : Macintosh, Windows
Release Date : 2007-02-01
Publisher : eMedia
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
EAN : 0606776001434
UPC : 606776001434
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 16 reviews)
List Price : $49.95
Our Price : $39.00
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Score Set-up wizard
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Up to eight staves of music
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Includes guitar and bass chord symbols& fretboard diagrams
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Quickstart videos show you how to use Songwriter
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Beautiful, professional quality printed pages
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Finale Songwriter 2007 gives you the power to write better songs. Experiment with new melodies and different arrangements and create incredible new songs. Put down your pen and let Finale SongWriter bring your inspiration and creativity to its utmost potential. Experiment with more than 128 Professional instruments, compose your tune and print it out as a professional-quality score. Select automatic drum grooves for different styles Add your own automatic harmonies Experiment with more than 128 professional instruments Print great-looking professional sheet music Save MP3 files to create audio CDs or to play on an iPod, or e-mail them to band members, friends and fans Hear your songs with a professional software synthesizer -- no extra hardware required Human Playback makes songs sound like they're performed by live musicians |
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Excellent value |
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I'm a professional musician and I own other sequencing/recording software which literally costs ten times more. The main reason for this purchase was to have a fast and convenient way to record melodic ideas on my laptop while away from my home setup. This product is not without it's few minor glitches and limitations but at $49.95, it's an incredible value for pros and novices alike. I've already recommended it to other musicians and music lovers. It's an incredible collaborative tool since you can convert files to mp3 and sent them to other people thousands of miles away. Inspiration can strike at any time. I've lost so many great ideas because I was away from my home studio but not anymore! I've had it for about a month now and it's already proven to be a valuable addition. Go ahead and buy it! |
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Finale SongWriter
Despite the steep learning curve, I love this software!
I am an adult beginner piano student. I surprised my piano teacher when I presented her with the beautiful, professional score of an original song. |
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Limited but works well for the price. |
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Finale Songwriter works well if you're low on cash and can't afford the full version. Once learned, even entering complex rhythms becomes fairly easy and quick. There are several limitations to it, however many of them can be worked around. (For example: If you want to enter 4 chord symbols over a single measure with a whole note, you'll have to enter 4 quarter notes tied to get it to work; Also, it won't let you change the number of staves in a piece). There are some other limitations as well, but, overall, a very useful tool for anybody in music. -Darius Sharpe |
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Excellent Program |
I was a little skeptical of the program because earlier reviews seemed that the procedure of writing and printing music was going to be a little more difficult than I could handle. However, the simplicity of this program is incredible! I installed the program, printed and read the instructions, and worked through a little of the tutorial. Then, within about 30 minutes I had entered an old hymn, transposed to another key and printed. I love Finale Songwriter 2007.
Clarese |
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Pretty dang good for around 30 dollars! |
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I love this program! I like to doodle around and attempt melodic dictation. Plus it's really helpful since I'm a music major, and can put in music and hear what it sounds like. Although it has no grace notes. Other than that, there's nothing bad I can say about it. It's wonderful. I like that you can change the sounds of the instruments so that if I have to use weird instruments because that staff is weird, I don't have to hear it that way (ex. 4 lines of piano music, with 3 treble clefs and only one bass clef, so I used piccolo, flute, oboe, and bassoon, then changed it so it sounds like piano) And it works beautifully with my Mac, no problems at all. :D |
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