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Several music software options are available for composing original music, catering to various budgets. Sibelius 3 has seen a price reduction, although the exact cost is uncertain. For a more affordable choice, Cubase SE is available for $150. Linux users can utilize Rosegarden, which is free and offers robust features for music composition. Additionally, Finale Notepad is recommended as a free option for beginners looking to write music. These tools provide users with the ability to input notes and create musical lines effectively.
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anyone know of any kind of music software where it'll let me like write my own music? something that will give me lines that i can put notes in or something like that? it can't be expensive either.
 
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Sibelius...I think that the price for Sibelius 3 has gone down now...I'm not sure how much it is
 
No Warez Please.

You can get CubaseSE for $150 or if you're interested in Linux you can get rosegarden for free:

http://www.rosegardenmusic.com/
 

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