This is Finale Notepad 2003, a version of Finale which was freeware. This version works on Mac OS 9, and under Classic on PowerPC Macs. Not tested in SheepShaver (but it might work).
From Coda Music Technology:
Finale NotePad is your invitation to the world of music notation software! Find out how fun and easy it is transform your musical ideas into beautiful printed music.
A Mac OS X version is available here: Finale Notepad 2009
CompatibilityMac OS 8.6 - 9.2.2 - Classic Environment in Mac OS X.
Comments
Funny, the game title starts with a space char, which I've removed now.
(I'm not sure if the question was for me)
anyway, No, I don't use this program to connect my instruments,
I only use this to write down my ideas,
but yes I have my Fender Guitar and my Keyboard (Korg) connected to my Laptop,
but I use other programs for that.
I recently got an iMac G3 and I wanted to be able to connect it to my Yamaha Keyboard, and I knew that this freeware had been around before, although now it has been deleted from the site.
Thankfully, I managed to find a site that had mirrored it and the Windows version. When it asks for a registration code, just hit later and it won't make a difference. But, it won't connect to my keyboard (the driver works though).
Anyway, how did it work for you?
Nice! I need something to write my Music "on-the-run"
I 've always done it "the ol' school style" (pencil and Paper)
but I need to print a nice hard copy quick 'cuz if I get distracted, some ideas get lost,
'hopefully this one works.