Encore Review

First and foremost the Encore brand offers just as many features as the competitors; so when it comes to features; Encore is just as good as the next music software program.  The name Encore may be new to some, but it still has all the features of bigger names without the hefty price tag.  Best of all, Gvox, the only place you can find this great software does take into consideration the range of knowledge that most musicians have when it comes to writing scores and making music the new wave way- electronically.  The highlights of Encore include easy automatic formatting, six different notation fonts from renaissance music to jazz; this allows you to assemble your scores with just a few mouse clicks.  The Score Synthesis allows you to combine several individual voices to one score- hence creating a wonderful sound with top precision and excellence in sound quality.  There’s several automatic plug-ins featured with Encore, as well.

You will find that their software is pretty easy to use and basically guides the user through the programs without wonder and frustration.  Gvox offers the easy to download program at their website.  The tutorials available will help you with set-up and I found it quiet simple.  There are not a lot of menus for those beginners; but there is a wide array of options for those with experience.  Overall, the software program was a great ease for me to navigate my way through.

Encore is available for only 129.99; a steal when compared to other music notation software packages that rival the same features.  For all you paying for name brand- that’s exactly what you’re doing- this system does it all and does everything those other competitors do for so much less.  For one low price, you can basically have your own studio produced live on your computer in minutes.