Maybe score elements could be marked as "fixed" in a future version so they cannot accicdentally be deleted.

I understand your anger, up to a point I even share it (though more with other companies and less with Notion). It is only _how_ something is said. I am sorry my slightly angrier response now had you as a target; it was meant in general. I do not know whether or not you have ever developed an applic...

The "hate thread" of course did NOT target you. You cannot possibly have written countless threads because this was your first one. :) It was a general observation, which you can easily check by reading the forums (which you have done by now, I assume). Of course you are right: The bugs sh...

Yep, and as usual I am the one defending the devs: Give them time
They know of out righteous anger and are working on it. Starting countless hate threads will have not a single positive effect.
I am frustrated by the bugs, too (they _are_ bugs), but somehow I manage to rein in my anger.

I never had problems with this, either.
But I do not have any N2 or imported scores, so if there is a bug, I won't notice

@Goodman: I am no moderator, but nevertheless, I beg you not to cross-post. It clutters the forum. You can rest assured that we read ALL posts, no matter how hidden they are. And at least I try to answer to all post where I think to be able to be of help. I responded to you question in your other th...

As far as I know it is not possible to directly use Notion instruments in any other sequencer, i.e. as a VSTi or so. But you can of course record your tracks in Notion in real time and play them back through Sonar. If you route all staves in Notion to individual busses in Sonar, you can also apply e...

... which, I might add, is a pretty neat feature. Sometimes one tends to forget these octave-transposing instruments. Usually it is ok to not see the sounding pitches becaus it would mean excessive leger lines, but sometimes it is not. So at least for me this feature is very welcome and, if I am not...

@Szurcio1: Thanks, these sound good! I had never before heard of them and will certainly give them a try, too

@strabes:
Sorry, I probably was half asleep this morning when I answered, of course you are right^^