NOTATIO

Based on the one image on their home page, it makes other existing notation UI's look really sleek. Just saying. From a business perspective, unless this addresses a real need or does 1-2 things so much better than Finale/Sibelius/Dorico etc, it's hard for me to understand the use case for it. As so...

Long-standing users have nothing to fear. MM has, ironically, always been reluctant to implement change. :lol: The question is whether Finale's UI is an obstacle to new users. My dude, if MuseScore doesn't freak out newbies, I don't think Finale would either. The most elegant UX? Nope. But beats so...

Honestly, as many of us have used (and relied upon) these plugins for some time, it would seem to make sense to keep them as they currently are: separated in a Plugins folder lke all plugins currently are (Patterson, TGTools, etc). Something like JW Change has so much functionality I’m not sure how ...

OMG, now that's a blast from the past-and yes, I remember Judy very very well. Wow; thanks for this.

In the 70's and until the early 90's, I used a Pelikan fountain pen, and electric eraser, Aztec transparency paper and a few other minor accoutrements to notate my scores by hand, which would then be printed at my expense at a place on W. 54th street just across from Studio 54. Even ran into William...