[NES] Dragon Buster - "Princess Appears / Princess Love Scene" by Jacopo Tore & Federico Mariane

[JacopoTore]

Please keep in mind that there are submissions from other people. Please have some common courtesy and be patient. Someone will come in when ready. Also, if you're not seeing a ton of activity in other people's submissions, then that means the updaters are busy. I imagine they have their hands full, especially after the news about Finale.

I don't know the Finale news! What happened?
Thanks for the explanation

[LeviR.star]

I don't know the Finale news! What happened?

MakeMusic, the developer behind Finale, announced recently that they will be ending support for their notation software. That means no more updates, and little reason for professionals (and many hobbyists) to keep using it. They are using this announcement to promote Dorico, another paid notation software, as an alternative. Understandably, this has shaken up our community, given that many of us use Finale and have been doing so for close to two decades. The Finale files hosted by the site aren't going anywhere, but the staff are working on a solution in response to this development, one that would potentially allow arrangers not versed in Finale to submit sheets made using their software of choice (ones like MuseScore, for example).

This sort of shift will take a lot of time and work from our staff. It's difficult enough for NinSheetMusic to maintain a consistent update schedule with a smaller updating team than normal, but to ask them all to transition suddenly to accommodate the recent Finale announcement would only exasperate the struggle. To my knowledge, the submission process is being re-formatted to better handle our new process, though nothing is set in stone. To make a long story short, they cannot promise any sheets being accepted at the usual pace. I have lots of my own sheets that I wanted to submit too, this is frustrating for a good number of users across the board. That's why your patience during this difficult time is invaluable; I have confidence that our clever staff will formulate a plan that will be good for NSM in the long run. And personally, I'd rather it be this way than have arrangements rushed out before they're in a satisfactory condition.