<quotes repositioned and trimmed by admin> From: Stewart Mackintosh <lists@...> >The problem is that if a fraction of the resources applied to the rest of >the program had been allotted to the score editor, Logic would be up there >with Sibelius/Finale etc as the scoring package of choice, not to mention a >major advantage in the education market, and the benefits to those of us who >have had to endure a myriad of workarounds to achieve a presentable end >product. I agree with Stewart, Logic could easily become THE leading score package along with it's renowned midi/audio power. For starters the ease of use, editability and it's sound is so much better than Finale & Sibelius. Apple should really get on to this by further refining what is already a very powerful side of the program. With a little tweaking Logic's scores & parts look pretty damn impressive! I've never had a problem getting it read by musicians in studios, live gigs etc. Paul.

On Friday, October 1, 2004, at 06:30 AM, Paul Millard wrote: > Logic could easily become THE leading score package along with it's > renowned midi/audio power. For starters the ease of use, editability > and it's sound is so much better than Finale & Sibelius. Apple should > really get on to this by further refining what is already a very > powerful side of the program. I will second this...or third it...whatever we are up to ;) Take care Jesse Widener