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 music writing program free to create, view and print music notation. Intuitive interface makes composing music notation easy. Arrange pro quality sheet music.
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