The End of Finale
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The End of Finale
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Re: The End of Finale
#2> It will not be possible to authorize Finale on any new devices, or reauthorize Finale
Well that seems like a dick move.
> MakeMusic has partnered with Steinberg to offer an exclusive discount on Dorico Pro.
So can we assume MakeMusic is getting a kickback for every sale of Dorico? If that's the case, of course they're going to stop you from reinstalling Finale.
Re: The End of Finale
#3Just open source it. You could spin this as a positive instead.
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#4I used Finale for years before switching to Sibelius about 13 years ago. I found Sibelius much easier to use, but I'm surprised that there aren't enough unmovable legacy Finale users to warrant continual maintenance of the product.
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#5Good thing I went with MuseScore
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#6My local music college uses Finale for their notation course, and I just spent $100US on it --- oh well :)
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#7I may be the only person who loves LilyPond but I really do love it. The LaTeX of music notation.
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#8Wow, memory lane! Used it (only amateurishly) about 30 years ago...
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#9So... does this mean that Tantacrul is never going to get around to making a video on Finale like he did with MuseScore, Sibelius, and Dorico?
Edit: Apparently, he already said that it's lighting a fire under him to get it done: https://nitter.poast.org/Tantacrul/status/182807170687273381...
Re: The End of Finale
#10I switched from Finale to Dorico about a year ago. It was like night and day in terms of user-friendliness. Finale felt heavily loaded down with legacy garbage. On Windows, it (really the Aria player) insisted on complete ownership of my audio output, too, which was a real pain.