Why I buy this one ?
- New version has improved scanning, enhanced Setup Wizard, and powerful new mixer
- Enter music with a mouse, MIDI keyboard or a scanner
- Built-in playback sounds
- New version has improved scanning, enhanced Setup Wizard, and powerful new mixerNotate up to 24 staves
- Import/export graphics

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What our customer's say!

"PrintMusic", PrintMusic is the scaled down version of Finale. Even with its limitations of score size and number staves used, this is an excellent program. I am a music educator and have used Finale in school for many years. PrintMusic is the perfect program for a person who is scoring for solo voice(instrument) or small ensemble. It does not offer the same flexibility as Finale when scoring for percussion but its pluses outweigh its flaws. This new version of PM shows both notes and rests simultaneously. This means that you do not have to open another menu or memorize a shortcut. It also has a usable eraser for deletions. Again this is a plus. My scores and parts have printed very well on my inkjet printer. My main concern would be with some of the editing features and the use of triplets at the end of a line. Everything considered(especially price), this is a very good program.

"Good enought to buy again!", This program is a slick way to work with music and to get into some of the finer details. It's the second copy I've bought. One was for the Grandmother that plays piano and flute because she needs a way to convert music to easier keys or write a second part for flute # 2. And, the second copy was for our grandson who has a completely different taste in music but likes to fool with electronics and downloads files that this program can play and print. Both are happy with the use of this software.

"Good, but some things could be improved", I bought this to digitize alot of songs for my students. It is a good product, but there are certain things that could be improved. For simple note entry everything works great. It is only in the more complex songs or when you use chord symbols that the process becomes time consuming.

"Works great", As a high school band teacher, this is just the product I have been looking for to write easy and quick numbers for my pep band. So simple to set up and print. I love being able to do everything in the concert key, and then it does all the instrument transpositions. I only wish it had a few more options for paper sizing, but what I haven't been able to figure out, I can do with "shrink" function on my copier.

"Absolutely wonderful software", I upgraded to this product from Finale Songwriter 2005, which I did not use for two years because it had no provision for adjusting within the software the volume of playback to my instrument (a Yamaha Clavinova piano) or the volume of a MIDI recording. Finale product support claimed that there was no need for such a feature since all I had to do was adjust the volume on my MIDI instrument . However, I like to use music editors to play either one part of a duet, or to play the same score in order to help me learn a piece. That is, I want both the editor and myself to play the same instrument at the same time. Unfortunately, the 2005 version of Songwriter played so strongly that I had to turn the piano volume all the way down, in which case I could not hear myself playing. The person I spoke to at Finale product support at that time claimed that none of their products, even their high-end versions costing hundreds of dollars, supported what I wanted. How foolish I thought. So for the last two years I used another editor, called Play Music by Notation Technologies. However, Play Music lacks many of the nice entry features of Finale editors. Also, it tends to crash occasionally. Still, I put up with those shortcomings for the simple reason that Play Music met my requirements for playback.

Just recently I was made to realize that Finale Print Music 2008 supported exactly want I want to do. They do it by including what they call a mixer in the software. The mixer allows for adjustment of the volume of the playback. I am so happy that they did this since in every other way I prefer a Finale editor over Play Music.

I am running the Finale Print Music 2008 software on a Windows XP (Home Edition) and I have not experienced any operational problems. I am very happy with this software.