One More Sleep

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It’s been a long wait!

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We really are like children in Christmas Eve.

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Let’s hope you’ve all been good little boys and girls, and you get a (belated) visit from Father Christmas, and not from Krampus.

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Are you lowering expectations? :scream:
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The difference is see, Santa can be bought off, just go to Amazon and he’ll pay a visit the next day. But Daniel can’t be bought!!

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I think what you are implying is that if we’ve been good, we’ll Dorico 4; if not we’ll still get Dorico 4, but it will only run if powered by a lump of coal.

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@dspreadbury

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I prefer belsnickel.

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You were obviously duped with that image. I have it on pretty good authority that this is the true image of Dorico 4 Krampus/Belsnickel edition:

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I see the error now. Obviously, we are about to receive unprecedented upgrades!

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@David_Maddux: Hah - that’s good! If you are half as good at Dorico as you are with (insert name of photo editing program) then you, sir, are a master!

Gads. This screenshot is from a very early Macintosh. I don’t even recognize the program.

I think I saw this on a great article on scoring notation programs on Scoring Notes (Benwiggy ? Yes !)
Great article
Concertware is the program’s name.

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Really fascinating article. I started with Professional Composer on a 1MB Mac in ‘84. (ONE! MEGA! BYTE!) I remember orchestra players laughing me to scorn at recording sessions because of the quality of the dot-matrix-printed parts I was asking them to decipher. My how times have changed in 38 years!!

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I started with that too !

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Didn’t we think we were The Most Advanced Composer/Arrangers Ever because of that little setup!?

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Oh my gosh. I just found a site where you can download Professional Composer 2.0 and run it on a utility that emulates an early Mac.

I have GOT to try this out. Notation Nostalgia!!

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And… Cocorico ! It’s a French site !

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