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Re: Scanning music

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Subject: Re: Scanning music
From: David ROBERTS <d.roberts@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 22 May 1998 09:13:57 GMT
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I own a copy of Nightingale, although I've never used the scanning 
capability of it. It's not expensive, works pretty well and is easy 
to use for most things, although multivoicing is a real pain. When I 
bought a copy it only worked on Macintosh computers though, I don't 
know if that is still the case. 
If you want further info, feel free to contact me.
Best wishes
Dave

> >
> A program called Nightingale is available and also as a demo.  I haven't 
> tried it though.
> It has a compnent for scanning in music.  If you search for Nightingale 
> on Yahoo you should find it.
> 
> George Foster
> Founder, The Illinois Brass Band
> 
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