convert a pdf to a MSCZ file
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| Beach Boys - Drum Set0001.pdf | 82.29 KB |
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The usual offer here is 100$ per page
In reply to The usual offer here is 100$… by Jojo-Schmitz
Though if you want to do it yourself--for free--we'll be pleased to help :-) also for free.
In reply to Though if you want to do it… by TheHutch
thank you, I managed to convert and download a drum score which is a bit creative in it's interpretation. Being quite impatient I took my original pdf, printed it and used white out and pencil to make some changes. Much faster and no learning curve required.
Thanks again.
In reply to thank you, I managed to… by fsoknacki
*chuckle*
Unless you're kucky, you'll find that method MUCH more work in the long run. Since the next time you have another small change to make, you'll have to do it again ... and again and again. Digitizing the score, so you can make those changes with a few mouse clicks is, in the long run, MUCH faster.
In reply to thank you, I managed to… by fsoknacki
But there was a learning curve, it's just that it was likely some time ago that you learned to use a pencil and paper. New learning curves not only lead to new skills, they can mitigate against mental decline in later life. Think of MuseScore as a free gym membership for your brain.