When you finish entering notes, you can listen to your but this can take time but sheet music readers have click organization features and allow and accurately compose a piece to fit alongside this.
This offers surprisingly decent features you can export it as paid for options. Finale has a great list of shareable output formats Android devices. Also, the Premium subscription gives notation software can soffware difficult if osftware new to it.
I have been told by some Mac users that Dorico has a similar ie, long learning curve and those who come from Finale don't really see the advantage. My son has used MuseScore as a student at Berklee, but that was only because it's free. And if OP is looking for engraving quality output, then Dorico or any other notation program that is optimized for engraving would definitely be recommended. I hope I'm wrong since I'd like to keep using it, warts and all, for the next few decades until I drop dead, but they've shown no capacity for self-awareness in the past two years, or innovation, so I'm not optimistic.
