Heh... that might have saved me some time but I some of my tabs are customized and spaced to show specific elements and concepts that most tab doesn't. It's why I just decided to use Notepad. I used to do it all by hand on chart paper. Then the intent was to scan it all write the lessons around them. I still might get back into that because it looked cool and I find doing it all by hand is fun. But it is VERY time consuming and I'd have to get a drafting table so I'm not wrecking my back doing it at a weird angle.

Now one question I have about that Finale Notepad thingy... It looks like it exports MIDI files. Has anyone tried writing stuff and importing it to Sonar? Does it work well for more intricate stuff?

Beepster

Now one question I have about that Finale Notepad thingy... It looks like it exports MIDI files. Has anyone tried writing stuff and importing it to Sonar? Does it work well for more intricate stuff?

I would imagine it would work fine for doing that...just a matter of dragging the exported clips into the track pane from the browser. I might try it tonight. I should think any Finale-based notation software is going to be capable of whatever you throw at it notation-wise. 

Cool. That'll be useful for a bunch of stuff I want to do this year. I'm not rabid about the Sonar notation problem but it is pretty darned clunky... and WHAT is up with that chord diagram generator?! It's like the thing is on freaking acid or something. :-/

bapu


47% of Sonar users just want stuff and things.

So I've heard.

Cakewalk can't be concerned with them.

So I've heard.

LSHS&TCOMN  


Mike