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We've compiled a list of 53 free and paid alternatives to NoteWorthy Composer. The primary competitors include MuseScore, Reason. In addition to these, users also draw comparisons between NoteWorthy Composer and TuxGuitar, AudioTool, Guitar Pro. Also you can look at other similar options here: Audio and Music Software.
We've compiled a list of 53 free and paid alternatives to NoteWorthy Composer. The primary competitors include MuseScore, Reason. In addition to these, users also draw comparisons between NoteWorthy Composer and TuxGuitar, AudioTool, Guitar Pro. Also you can look at other similar options here: Audio and Music Software.
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MuseScore is a free music notation and composition software available for Linux, Windows and Mac.
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Sibelius is a scorewriter program, created by Sibelius Software (now part of Avid Technology) for Microsoft Windows, OS X, and historically RISC OS.
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NoteWorthy Composer is a graphical score editor intended for the creation of sheet music, but it...
NoteWorthy Composer is a graphical score editor intended for the creation of sheet music, but it...
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NoteWorthy Composer is a graphical score editor intended for the creation of sheet music, but it can also import and export MIDI and Karaoke files and can export graphical WMFs. The user interface works either from the keyboard or the mouse. Visual results are immediate, and audible results can be heard at any time. Notes can also be entered by playing on a MIDI device, when configured. In version 2, the notes can be heard as they are entered. A feature of the user interface is that notation is displayed during editing. Each staff proceeds linearly from left to right, without being wrapped to the screen. Staff systems are visually broken to fit margins during page layout, allowing many possibilities at "print time", so solo instrument or full conductor can be produced with the same file. Many users prefer this editor layout over the so-called WYSIWYG editors because slowdowns in note entry, as the composition becomes larger, are much less dramatic than in WYSIWYG editors. Print preview is available for adjustments to page layout.
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