Why I buy this one ?
- New in Finale 2008: Record and import audio tracks
- Video support: Import video, as well as send and display SMPTE
- Band-in-a-Box® Auto-Harmonizing automatically generates up to 6-voice harmonies for your melodies
- Exercise Wizard instantly generates up to 50,000 practice pieces for your band, orchestra, or choir without entering a single note
- More than 250 world-class Garritan instrument sounds, plus a full General MIDI set and much more

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What our customer's say!

"It's a love/hate thing", Finale, if you don't know, is a music notation layout program, with a built-in sequencer. I've been using Finale 2008 several hours a week since it was released. First off, let me just say that Finale 2008 is VASTLY superior to 2007, which gave me endless headaches. Finale 2008 is much better, but it still leaves a lot to be desired.

The double-edged sword of Finale is its flexibility: you can do pretty much anything you want with it, if you devote the hours necessary to learn how and then do it. On the other hand, some of the most basic things are ridiculously complicated. If you don't know how to do something already, be prepared to spend an hour looking through the help files or online, unless you are lucky like me and can just ask someone who is a Finale expert.

While Finale 2007 gave me problem after problem, 2008 has been, thankfully, much tamer. The number of bugs and "gotchas" seems much smaller now, but the crappy interface still remains.

So why do I use Finale even though it is a UI nightmare? Because it's still faster than writing by hand.