FINALE will DIE by 2030. What will REPLACE IT?

Finale, owned by MakeMusic, has no path to success if it wants to continue to be the music notation software of the future for all musicians. However, the Finale notation program keeps hanging around, despite the public outrage that it gets due to the fact that is buggy and lacks innovation. Many composers and engravers have had issues with the program.

However, it stays around. Why does the Finale Notation software stay around? Who does Finale v27 serve? Is Finale, the popular music notation software, on its way out? In this video, we explore the reasons why musicians are turning away from the Finale Notation software and towards a free alternative called MuseScore 4. With better playback sound, a user-friendly interface, and accessibility across different operating systems, MuseScore 4 is gaining traction in the music education sphere. We'll take a closer look at the latest version, Finale v27, and compare it to other popular software like Musescore 4.2, especially through the lens of music education and teaching.

Whether you're a composer, engraver, or simply passionate about music notation, this video is for you. Discover the power of Finale, a professional software, and Musescore as we delve into music engraving and composition techniques.

Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
0:58 - Program that will overtake finale
1:57 - Why will it overtake it so soon?
2:30 - detailed reasons
4:27 - why isn't MuseScore 4 more popular
5:23 - Why Finale will stick around

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