 Starting Out-notation Software/mac Configuration, as above |
 Thu 23 Oct 2003, 03:33
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Howdy,
I'm interested in notating music first off. Saving time in transposition and reworking tunes, mostly jazz oriented. I will want to play stuff in on a keyboard I expect. I want to set up a system that's got enough power/flexibility to do some live instrument recording ultimately, but my first need is the composition/notation thang. I've got about $1500 to spend and I have nothing now. I was thinking of getting a reconditioned mac configured for the aforemention tasks and some notation software, most of which comes w/ a bit of sequencing I hear. Any ideas about this here plan would be appreciated. Thanks |
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Fri 24 Oct 2003, 05:59
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 5 Joined: 17-Oct 03 From: Culver City - US Member No.: 26,955 |
Thanks DC, I have heard of both those programs but thought they would be complex for my needs. Sounds like there not difficult to learn though so I will investigate further.
Got any suggestions about the mac itself? I will want to record eventually, but I'm still on a budget-$1500 USD. Pax |
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jfitz Starting Out-notation Software/mac Configuration Thu 23 Oct 2003, 03:33
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