Disklavier

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kingofebay@... wrote:

> I've tried Cakewalk Express and Music Writer 2000 standard edition,
> but both seem more difficult to use than I as a beginner would need.
>
> I am looking for software than will simply allow me to copy notes
> from a music book into the software then download to my disklavier.
> The one's above seem to want to tell me what the notes should be
> rather than accepting what i am trying to type in.
>
> Maybe I'm missing something because all I know are the basics of
> reading and writing music notes, but there has to be a better
> software program out there.  Again all I want is software that will
> let me input notes as they appear in my music book without modifying
> the notes to be what it thinks is more appropriate.  Any suggestions?
>
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