Dorico Pro 6.x, previously Finale 27.4 http://dbtmusic.wordpress.com/
I'm not finding any issues so far with Sequoia and Finale, but as with even Sonoma, YMMV. The only thing Sequoia has that I actually find useful is the ability to use my iPhone's apps from my MBA, ...
I can't vouch for SuperDuper but CCC on my end only makes clones. I have separate drives for TM backups. So I use both and honestly, think that strategy (combined with offsite backups like Backblaz...
Understood but MM currently will authorize up to two CPUs. The real test would be to have another CPU run an external APFS drive cloned from one of your additional volumes and see if finale runs wi...
Speedy Entry is now there as such. Just select Pitch Before Duration . Simple Entry, which I confess I never used in Finale, is also there. They are certainly not trackpad- or mouse-centric and the...
"Wouldn't it be possible for Dorico to open musx files directly?" Unfortunately no. .mus and .musx are proprietary formats that can only be read by Finale. Keep in mind, while Finale 27 does a dece...
It is not MM's responsibility to migrate people to Dorico for free. Separate companies and separate revenue streams.
Mike, unless finale is on a self-contained VM, the hardware (whether an APFS-formatted external drive or an APFS partition on the Mac itself) will be locked to that CPU for authentication as someon...
Interesting; thanks Mike. A shame the Dorico folks haven't considered something like that. My impression, which is consistent with what I sensed some time ago, is that Dorico pretty consistently wa...
Unfortunately, Mike, that isn't a viable solution longer term, since a connected disk volume would be authenticated based on the specific CPU, and migrating to a new machine would then require anot...
I am not aware of any issues between Finale and Sequoia. I'm just saying Sequoia has other issues, like too many nagging prompts on a recurring basis.