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 accepted List of free notation software
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Jun
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 accepted Does the MIDI protocol make it possible to specify pitches for specific tones?
Jun
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 asked Does the MIDI protocol make it possible to specify pitches for specific tones?
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 asked Can I convert Sibelius into MusicXML or any other free format with only free tools?
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Feb
11
 comment List of free notation software
Yes, since "the best" is very subjective.
Feb
11
 comment List of free notation software
The number of scores and the undo history is limited. There is no appoggiatura, mordent or gruppetto. I don't know if they are included in Crescendo (the "premium" version) but I would expect it. It seems to be lacking the "repeat" keyboard shortcut of Sibelius and Musescore, which is very handy. There is no keyboard shortcut for adding intervals to a note, also very handy when writing out chords. I didn't find a way to adjust the distance between staves, which can cause layout problems. All these are not random features, but features I needed when I wrote my last piano piece with MuseScore.
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