
Last week Tom Johnson shared a blog post about real-time MIDI entry in Finale. Today a reader commented with a related question.

Last week Tom Johnson shared a blog post about real-time MIDI entry in Finale. Today a reader commented with a related question.
We want our music notation software to notate not what we play but what we intend to play. For example, here is a simple melody I played in using Finale’s real-time entry tool, HyperScribe:

I helped Finale notate this example correctly – the first time – by providing some hints as to the rhythmic complexitity of what I was about to play.
I spent years in Finale before I learned about the Clear key! Today it may be the most-used key on my keyboard.
Jon Senge engraves music for several major U.S. music publishers as well as for notable entertainment companies around the world.

Today MakeMusic announced that it will join Peaksware, the umbrella company owned by LaunchEquity Partners, the investment company that took MakeMusic private in 2013.