Finale 27.4,1, SmartScorePro 64, All of the Garritan Libraries, NotePerformer 5.0.1, 10TB other VIs ... 2023 M2 Mac Studio Ultra 192GB RAM, 8TB, macOS Sequoia 15.7.2 / Tahoe 26.1; Overture 5. Notion 6, Dorico Pro 6, MuseScore 4.5.x, Encore 5.0.7 over Mojave—2012 MBP, DP11, Logic Pro, BIAB Audiophile 2025… Conductor, Singer, Arranger, Composer (former bassist), Retired ASCAP. 40+ years experience solving Mac problems; spent years in Windows and UNIX support
What is your MacOS?
PrintMusic could be made to run over High Sierra but that was problematic at best. It will not work over Mojave or later. You can upgrade to Finale 27.2 directly through your MakeMusic account or...
Finale for the Mac installs AUs. There are 2 installers — you need to run both. With 27.2, the current version, the second installs an updated ARIA player — this is not available to you when you in...
The demo does not include the ARIA Player and the Garritan Instruments for Finale. You can use MIDI or any VIs and players you may have. WWBW should have emailed you a download code. You log into...
MuseScore is free and worth every ¢. This assumes that one can stand the workflow. I cannot but, if you can, knock yourself out. I own current licenses to six notation products. They're tools and...
…But I fail to see how that could be relevant… Without knowing how the work was prepared on the Mac, we are missing pieces to the puzzle. Best to use the Submit a request link at the top of the...
… The original file was done in mac … Was the original file done in v27? yes Did you create the original file on the Mac? If so, how did you copy it over?
There are plenty of threads where people have weighed in. You can search for them at the top of the page.
Finale 26 requires Rosetta 2 to function on an M1. Finale 27.2 runs Native on an M1 but, if you are running any non-Native plugins or VIs (including NotePerformer), you will need it to run it in R2...
This recent Scoring Notes podcast, Lyrics and Vocal Music part 2, will take you deeper into the possibilities and quirks of the Lyric Tool. https://www.scoringnotes.com/category/podcast/