Need to spend some time there and get my feet wet. Thanks to MH for reminding me about Scoring Notes. Also, some notation software gets updates fairly regularly so such a comparison would require as many updates.

If there was no grey area, just yes/no, then it might be easier to complete. Yet, I can see how it's logic works and my opinion is likely to shift as I get more comfortable. When I do the same process in Dorico, it feels clunky because I'm so unfamiliar with it. After 30 years with Finale some things I think of as easy to do are more about the fact that I'm so familiar with them. I'm already seeing some of that in my learning of Dorico. The difference between 'Yes but clunky/stupid' and 'best-in-class' might have more to do with a user's familiarity with the process than the process itself. The issue is in the ease-of-use category. I suspect if you did a comparison grid of whether or not the feature exists in an app, you would find a great deal of similarity-especially in the apps that are targeted for the same kinds of users.

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