Darcy James Argue wrote:
That *is* it. Instruments assigned to the same MIDI channel are not
independent -- for instance, dynamics applied to one staff will apply to
*all* staves sharing that MIDI channel. To correct this, in this
instrument list, you will need to create a new instrument (e.g., "Tenor
2") and assign it to the appropriate staff. It's actually best if each
staff is assigned to its own instrument, on its own MIDI channel.
(Fin2006 does this automatically.)
On 25 Jun 2006, at 8:42 PM, Carl Dershem wrote:
And why they chose ± rather than ^ for a triad ... only Finale knows.
I'm afraid I don't have the slightest idea what you're talking about.
The chord symbol for a major triad is just the root with no suffix --
i.e., "C" = C maj. triad, "G" = G maj. triad, etc. Anything else is
needlessly confusing.
Unless they want the ± to indicate "plus or minus" which usually
indicates anything in the general vicinity will do. Such as G± allowing
an Ab or an F# chord as being in the vicinity. :-)
I certainly would have no clue what to do with such a chord indication
should I see it without explanation in some song.
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