MusicEase 8.2g

Whats new in version 8.2g:
Now runs under 64-bit Vista; includes new Windows help file

Publisher review:
Music score editor/automatic accompaniment creator which lets you create, edit, transpose, play, import scanned music (MusicXML files) and print engraver quality music notation without knowing music copyist rules. See the musical score on your computer screen exactly as it will be printed. Save as MIDI files. Automatic generation of tablature & guitar fret charts. Special support for Plectrum banjo and Handbell music. Imports SongWright and ABC files. Professional version supports shape note music.

Systems can contain any number of staves. Staves can contain 2 voices. Each voice can contain chords of any number of notes. Notes can have durations from a whole note to a 1/16th note (Professional version to 1/64th note). Supports treble, bass, tenor, alto, tenor voice and drum clefs, all meters and keys, print preview, and interstaff beaming and slurs. Automatic cast-off (system break determination) and justification. General MIDI instrument and drum support.
Requirements:
16 meg RAM, sound card optional

Operating system:
Win2000,Win7 x32,Win7 x64,Win98,WinOther,WinVista,WinVista x64,WinXP,Other

Release notes:
Minor Update

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