Listeners responded to our &#8220;call for calls&#8221; with some terrific questions about music notation software, related technology, the business of music preparation, and more.
On this episode, Philip Rothman and David MacDonald take a variety of questions and dispense solicited (and unsolicited) advice. Among the topics: the best way to switch among different platforms, how to set up condensed scores, what makes a good portfolio, what printer to use and where to get paper, and much more.
The first of a multi-part episode — because we got so many questions that we didn&#8217;t have enough time to fit them all into one sitting.
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Asked and answered, part 2: In awe of the DAW

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