SmartScore 5.3

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Does anyone here use SmartScore to scan and transpose sheet music? If so, I would very much like to hear what you think of it.
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Never used that one before, Peter. I use Sibelius.
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John: It is the same idea as Sibelius. What do you think of it?
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admin wrote:John: It is the same idea as Sibelius. What do you think of it?
I've found that without a keyboard to input the notes, it can be extremely tedious work. For that, I have a 25-key M-Audio controller - you don't need something big, since octaves can be adjusted with a simple Apple+up or Apple+down (probably CTRL in place of Apple if you're on a PC).

What will you be using it for exactly, Peter?
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John: I would like to use it for transposing sheet music, John. At least at this stage.
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Sibelius PhotoScore's scanning capability is fairly good. There are always mistakes, some minor, some major (no pun intended). Easy to find if you use a built in midi player. I find the odd notes stand out to the ear faster than the eye.
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I'm still a pencil and paper guy. I used Freestyle and Encore in the mid 90's, so I'm afraid what little knowledge I had is completely outdated, though I'm sure everyone here will chime in and help find you the write solution, Peter.
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