While the Finale blog often places the spotlight on musicians who work in film and theater, posts featuring users in the publishing world are less common, despite the fact that so many rely on Finale’s ability to engrave practically anything that can be imagined.
As regular readers of this blog know, Finale version 26 was released earlier this month. We’ve enjoyed seeing the positive reaction it’s received from customers as well as from reviewers like Philip Rothman.
Back in 2016 I met composer, arranger, guitarist, conductor, and sound artist Felipe Perez Santiago and interviewed him for this blog.
Finale version 26 is now available for download from finalemusic.com.
As we’ve shown in these preview video posts, the goal of Finale v26 is to reduce the time it takes you to produce whatever music you wish, while maintaining your ability to create your way.
Over the last two months we’ve offered some sneak peeks at new features that will be coming in Finale 26, due later this year.