Human Playback – where Finale humanises the quantized notation display according to a specified musical style – is now an integrated part of the software. Although not part of the actual software, the online documentation is also now much clearer and easier to browse. The way that keyless scores and instruments are handled has been improved and so, too, has the percussion interface. Although not crucial for a notation package, this is a big drawback if you use large orchestral sample libraries to play back scores. However, we were disappointed to discover that it’s not yet 64-bit (other products, such as Sibelius and Notion, are).
There’s a new file format that will be cross-compatible with all future versions of Finale and the look of the tool palettes and their icons has been redesigned. What’s New? Finale is usually updated annually, but 2013 was given a miss and the latest version, 2014, contains a number of new features.
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