Cool

[G-Sun]

I have Notion 4, mainly for vocal and orchester arrangments.
Now I realize I might need band notation, like guitar, bass, drumset.
I checked it out, and it was all there, with sounds and tabs.
That's just very cool

How is it for classical guitar, with fingers left and right hand, and position (like 5th and)?

[Surfwhammy]

I have Notion 4, mainly for vocal and orchester arrangments.
Now I realize I might need band notation, like guitar, bass, drumset.
I checked it out, and it was all there, with sounds and tabs.
That's just very cool

How is it for classical guitar, with fingers left and right hand, and position (like 5th and)?

There is a NOTION Expansion Sound pack for Classical Guitar, and "Adela" is a personal favorite example of what one can do with the Classical Guitar and is done by FORUM member JohnF, which is fabulous . . .

NOTION Expansion Sounds (Notion Music)

"Adela" (JohnF) ~ NOTION Classical Guitar -- YouTube music video

[NOTE: The only way I know to get a more realistic sound than "Adela" (JohnF) is to have Paco de Lucía play it in person, although in Flamenco style, which I mention because it is possible to play all those notes without buzzing frets and making string-sliding noise, but it is so difficult and requires such intense precision and dexterity, as well as long and thin fingers of nearly equal length, that only a few guitarists on this planet can do it for real, but the nice thing about NOTION 4 is that with the Classical Guitar expansion sounds and a bit of work, it can be done in the virtual digital music production universe . . . ]

Paco De Lucía - Live At 31st Leverkusener Jazztage 2010 -- YouTube music video

Fabulous!

[G-Sun]

Thanks,
but I was mainly asking about the notation part, not the sounds.