Wow! Yes, I have used BBC and the SAM. I like them a lot. But those other ones sound good too! I will check them out.
Oh, in that case. I will stick with Ableton haha. As for notation programs: Which do you prefer? Dorico or Musescore? I have not spent much time using either yet so I don't know. Again, thanks for these tips! They are very useful to me.
I'm currently using Dorico, mostly because I use Cubase, which is by the same company.
I'm hoping that they will one day make the workflow between the two apps really seamless.
I've also used Musescore quite a bit, and it's really great and FREE! If you just need a notation program to write in, Musescore is great and has some good stock sounds too.
I'd recommend Musescore since it's free, but later on if you one day get Cubase, you could then maybe get Dorico.
Just wanna point out that you really don't need get Dorico even if you use Cubase, Musescore works just as great! It's just that i own the Noteperformer soundset which I used to use with the Sibelius notation program before Dorico was released, and then changed to Dorico when they started supporting it.
This is a scrapped track from the last Impressions OST jam that i used Musescore for (the sounds are their free MUSESOUNDS sound package!):
https://musescore.com/user/14415026/scores/21145336/s/33mDi2?share=copy_link
OH Wow! Thank you. Some how I missed the message you sent here. I have both actually. But I only have the free version of Dorico. But yeah I am leaning very much towards Musescore for it is free and has lots of good features. And wow. I am in love with that track you shared with me. So good! Thanks again. This has been so helpful! (I am going to be making my next song with Musescore, a piano song that I have not yet had the chance to put in digital format yet.) Good luck on your next project!
