Ok, this is kind of a silly thing to have up here, but imagine yourself somewhere out in the world when inspiration strikes and you've got NO staff paper on which to write down your musical idea. It's happened to me many times, and I've created countless scraps of paper with hand drawn lines upon which I've documented my musical ideas.
Well, through the various technologies available, I have created a solution just for those situations (assuming that you have a net connection and a pretty good printer handy).
If you have access to Microsoft Word (or something that can read MS Word files), you can get better results from those pages. They are what I normally use for day-to-day manuscript. I use Finale to do my final copies, but not for first pass transcriptions, arranging and composition.
To modify and customize the copyright and branding information, just click into the header and footer sections within MS Word.
Quite a few people have used this as a resource and sent me notes of thanks.
One was a tympanist who had to copy a part from a score the night before a
concert. Another was creating a book of blank pages for her
musical boyfriend. I like hearing from people who find this usefull. Follow the
link below and send me a note if you use this. Cheers!
Stephen
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