Finale Notepad 2009 for Windows Vista/XP

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Finale Notepad 2009

by MakeMusic! Inc
( MakeMusic! Inc Website )

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Developer: Edit Listing

Operating System

Windows Vista/XP

File Size

License

Demonstration (All Demo software)

License Conditions

You will be unable to print or save after 30 Days. See the website for the latest pricing.

System Requirements

Monitor with 800X600 resolution, 256MB RAM recommended (128 MB may be sufficient in older Windows operating systems). 25MB hard drive space required.

Date Added

2008-10-07

Software Description

Finale NotePad is a version of the famous music notation software Finale. NotePad allows you to make simple scores, with a number of basic features borrowed from its sibling Finale. It's also critical to compatibility, since users who don't own Finale can open any file made with a Finale-family program in NotePad.

Email audio Portion?

Posted by Marianne on Wed, 09/24/2008 - 17:16.

I want to email the audio portion of a song I have on finale notepad. How do i do that. Do I save it as an .mus or .mid file? I have vista and it seems like codecs are the problem. Help.

If you save as .MUS, then

Posted by Anonymous on Sun, 11/23/2008 - 21:45.

If you save as .MUS, then only people with Finale-family products can open it, but they will be able to edit it.
If you save as .MID, anyone can open it, but you lose a lot of (non-musical) data (lyrics/etc.), so if someone wanted to edit it, they might be annoyed.

If you buy a higher-class Finale-family program (for example, Printmusic), you could save as WAV or MP3.

Thanks for the

Posted by arsen on Fri, 08/01/2008 - 13:57.

Thanks for the suggestion
sikis

Tonic solfa editor

Posted by Renjit Manoj VJ on Tue, 07/22/2008 - 07:59.

I would like to know whether your software supports tonic solfa notations along with Staff notation

im looking for a program

Posted by Anonymous on Tue, 07/22/2008 - 05:06.

im looking for a program that can:
1 have 1st 2nd endings
2 change time signature in the middle of a song
3 change key signature in the middle of a song
4 do grace notes

to the best of my knowledge, notepad can do none of these. are there any freeware programs that can? if not, what finale products can?

MuseScore can do that

Posted by Anonymous on Wed, 11/12/2008 - 20:16.

There is a free and open source program who can do that: http://musescore.org/en

Finale Print Music can do

Posted by Anonymous on Mon, 09/08/2008 - 20:39.

Finale Print Music can do all of the things you are looking for. It is also likely that their cheaper version, Song Writer would allow those things as well.

How would you do these

Posted by Anonymous on Sat, 10/25/2008 - 04:46.

How would you do these things, though?

Re:Tonic solfa hymns book for ancient and modern revised edition

Posted by HARISH BARLA on Thu, 06/05/2008 - 07:07.

: : I do not have solfa notation books. Isiot possible to send me some songs on;line?

: : I will be very grateful. Is there any software that can translate staff to solfa notation?

: : Harish

Tonic Solfa Software

Posted by Saved on Sat, 05/09/2009 - 03:25.

I have found that Sibelius can translate music from Staff Notation to Tonic Solfa. I was looking for one and for many years didn't know that my Sibelius 2 can do it. It wasn't until I downloaded Sibelius 5 Trial Version that I discovered that it could do Tonic Solfa. I have just discovered this last week and am thrilled about it.
Saved

HELP

Posted by Joy on Fri, 05/02/2008 - 02:14.

Can any one tell me how to get 1st and Second endings? also the little notes that are like half the size of the other ones and are usually on the opposite side of the staff or something i guess. Thanx!

finale notepad (?) 1st/2nd endings

Posted by Anonymous on Tue, 07/01/2008 - 15:59.

Hi,

I'm not sure if you were meaning that you want to put 1st and 2nd endings using Finale NotePad. This program is freeware, so it doesn't handle them.

There is a Finale NotePad Primer by Bill Purse (which I have used to help me), and my website has some of the information about NotePad.

Abouth the small notes on the toolbar: I think that you MIGHT be talking about the Tuplet (triplet) tool or grace notes. You wouldn't necessarily be using those buttons.

Elaine