[G4] Music notation software

[Anthony Kluck]

Finale Note Pad worked pretty well for me under OS 9 -- and it was a 
free download, to boot (that was a couple of years ago). Try Googling 
for it, unless someone has a link to share (sorry, I don't). It's made 
by the mfr. of a much more sophisticated (and horrendously expensive) 
composition program, so it's not junk. I haven't used it in a long 
time, however, and removed it from my Mac before going to OS X, but I 
presume it might still run under Classic if you tried installing it 
(fingers crossed). Of course, there may be other/better music notation 
programs out there nowadays which work with OS X, too.
Good luck!
Anthony



On May 25, 2005, at 9:37 PM, William Duquet wrote:

> Hi Gang!
>
> Is there such a thing as music notation software for the Mac or PC?
>
> My nephew would like to learn the basics of music notation because of
> his interest in "Sound Design". He isn't a musician but would to be
> able to read music.
>
> I have been attempting to set him up with an old Sawtooth and a few
> audio software products of various kinds such as Pro Tools and Bias.
>
> Tha nks  for any input you can give me.
>
> Bill
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