I have sheet musicBeg.steel or borrow. but when I try to play it in Print Music it does not seem to recognise the file, Any ideas please the music will change say key of Eb to F but wont play.
Sheet music playback
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Well, there's this -
I've been really happy with the software from NCH Software. They have a similar program that you can try free -
Ya, I've paid for 2 titles from NCH that I use regularly and never had an issue, plus they send me updates on a regular basis, so they support their stuff.
Hope that helps - Jim
I've been really happy with the software from NCH Software. They have a similar program that you can try free -
Music Notation Software to Write Your Own Music Score Easily
Download Free - Software to write musical notation and score easily. Download this user-friendly program free. Compose and print music for a band, teaching, a film or just for fun
www.nch.com.au
Ya, I've paid for 2 titles from NCH that I use regularly and never had an issue, plus they send me updates on a regular basis, so they support their stuff.
Hope that helps - Jim
In case you should look for other software:
Have a look at Myriad (from France). Their title PDFtoMusic comes in two editions. Last time I calculated (some 15 years ago), buying the standard edition plus their flagship notator/sequencer Harmony Assistant would be cheaper than buying PDFtoMusic Pro only. All(?) of their software is available for macOS, Windows and Linux. All products are one-time purchases, but their definition of "product" may be more limited than yours. And be prepared for a steep learning curve.
Me, I have had most of their titles for some 15..20 years (Windows, macOS and Linux shorter), but I haven't really used them. (I had been away from music for most of that time.)
Have a look at Myriad (from France). Their title PDFtoMusic comes in two editions. Last time I calculated (some 15 years ago), buying the standard edition plus their flagship notator/sequencer Harmony Assistant would be cheaper than buying PDFtoMusic Pro only. All(?) of their software is available for macOS, Windows and Linux. All products are one-time purchases, but their definition of "product" may be more limited than yours. And be prepared for a steep learning curve.
Me, I have had most of their titles for some 15..20 years (Windows, macOS and Linux shorter), but I haven't really used them. (I had been away from music for most of that time.)
Hi Jim and Chris, many thanks for your feedback will try the suggested options. Dave