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Old Mar 15 2008, 5:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Songjun View Post
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.
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.

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