Pizzicato Professional for Windows

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• Extensive, but difficult to use

  riikoti1August 26, 2007

  Pros

  I gave three starts, because I failed to find *any* other freeware software that would do the same as this. <p>Extensive with many features.

  Cons

  Be prepared to read the manual often and still sometimes to fail what you want to do. Such as moving notes was something I succeeded once but did not succeed any more.

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• Disappointed

  galadegaffesJuly 11, 2006

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  The user interface looks and feels ancient. Can't find an insert mode to insert silences between notes. I gave up trying to find the note eraser tool. Had to increase my speaker volume to an insane level to hear anything at all, even for fortissimo notes. <p>I am a Harmony Assistant user. The Myriad team polishes the user interface and adds new features every year. Frankly, I can't understand how Pizzicato version 3.0.3 can be in such a state.

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• Good, but deceptive marketing!

  trebor5969November 29, 2005

  Pros

  The program is better than sibleius and other MIDI composing engines.

  Cons

  This description is VERY DECEPTIVE! <p> <p>-This "Freeware" DOES have restrictions: <p> <p> <p>1.Only works for 15 minutes each session. <p> <p>2.Won't let you save any work. <p> <p>3.Many Many nag screens! <p> <p>Also, it isn't 10 bucks, <p>the "freeware" version is the Professional version, which is more more like 300-400 dollars!!! And the 10 dollar "lite" version can't do anything and really isn't worth those 10 dollars. Also, I didn't feel secure buying from the belgian site, and who would pay 400 dollars for 10 mb worth of mediocre program anyway? What a rip-off!!!

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• It Is Just Brilliant

  aaddaammNovember 13, 2005

  Pros

  That you can print on the demo version

  Cons

  nothing

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