Can Finale 2011 do it? or other software to recommend?Thanks.
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As far as I know, Finale can't do that, but I don't know any other software that does. Maybe some sort of piano educational software?
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Windows Moviemaker is junk. Toshiba included the wrong version of MediaImpression in my package but ArcSoft upgraded it for free. It is a decent program. I dub most of my videos but my Camileo produces a very low level audio that needs boosting, for which I have used Avidemux. If you choose to dub, I recommend Audacity.
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Yes. That is what I used and it is much easier than using the vendor software.
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My workflow is as follows:1.Dump files to computer2.Use SDCopy to very quickly make the mod files Mpg's , and flag them as 16:93.Open Premiere Elements 7, and edit as needed.4.Allow PE7 to burn a dvd.5.Good results
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nope.This useless product is a software only. You may buy it if you want to waste your extra money. :)
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Did you find one? We are in the same dilemma. We purchased Finale Songwriter for our son, but am afraid it will be useless without a midi cable that works with Windows 7, 64 bit. Grr.
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You could try Adobe Premiere Elements. The newest version does just about everything FCE does and more.
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I'm quite sure you can pick and choose what you want. I usually just record a CD and then edit the finished product.I haven't used it in quite a while. When I did use it, I'd just pop a CD in, and when it was finished I'd take the mem stick to the PC and listen to it. Anything I wanted to edit I would do that using DAK editor.
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I used their software. It worked great for me. I'm not sure about any other program. I did have to buy an external mic from my computer because it was recommended.
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Yes - it has a "chord tool" at the top that you can use to insert the chords. If you go to finalemusic.com, click on Support, and then on User Manuals, you can find the correct manual, type in "chords" under Search and find a lot more information about how it works.
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Dear Valery: With this Sony Movie Studio Platinum Suite 12 software, you have many choices of audio editing, for example you can extract the audio from a video, you can change the volume of a song in MP3, you can make conversions of audio from one format to another, mix, trim, add, add silence between songs, add fade at the beginning and at the end of a song, you can add special effects, among other things but I'm commenting only a few options that I've used, but still have not used most of the options that the software has naturally required patience and time to take advantage of the program, as it also has an excellent tutorial that will indicating you step by step how to do, it is really very well recommend it since I've had other editors and this is the best and all off the foregoing their specialty is the edition of video clips.
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Yes, you'll need to use it in conjunction with VCDS-lite. There is a freeware version and a paid version.
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the answer is YES, however you will require software to do this , I understand it is available FREE on certain sites. You should GOOGLE this question and inquire aboutwhere it is available. Jerry
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Don't get hung up on the software. Its a trial version that expires after awhile. I was disappointed in that. You will need a master to work with in the duplicator. If that's not a big deal then you won't need the software. Remember it won't duplicate copy protected discs. If you do need software for your master at least you can try out Nero.
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You will need a piece of software like pinnacle studio, and probably a composite to USB converter (I recall having issues with drivers in Windows 7).
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No- sorry but its a windows based program. Good luck as you search for the program that will work for you.
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Ah, yes, a very good question. As far as I know you cannot. I have searched and cannot find a way. If I remember correctly, the older version of the Pinnacle software did allow it and am not sure why it was discontinued. If anyone else knows a way, I too, would be interested in hearing it. Sorry, Alan.