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Originally Posted by Songjun
You can use Finale as a beginner to an advanced composer, but the features aren't as good for when you're advanced, or you can use a program like Cubase, but that won't be good for a beginner and only good for someone advanced with all the professional equipment.
What I think is that you should get Finale, and wait and see if you want to choose composing as a career or not, and if you do, then you can get a more advanced program.
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Please differentiate between
Finale and Finale
Notepad. They're two VERY different softwares. Finale, being possibly the MOST powerful and professional
notation software available. Notepad, being the free, stripped-down teaser.
