Re: [Finale] 2 notes, different duration

Use different layers, be sure to check layer options in doc settings. Regards, Keith in OZ - Original Message - From: Jean Robifina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2002 4:41 AM Subject: [Finale] 2 notes, different duration > I am new user of finale 20

Re: [Finale] Couple more questions.

I got a reply telling me how to create one, but for sure I USED to be able to just get a "tr to flat," or "tr to sharp" direct from a 'pre-made' library, i.e. NOT have to create it. No-one seemed to mention where it was, and in spite of an intensive search I just can't find it. What will probably

Re: [Finale] 2 notes, different duration

At 6:41 PM + 5/14/02, Jean Robifina wrote: >I am new user of finale 2002 with win 98 >I want to write 2 different notes at the same starting point, but >they do not last the same duration. >How can I do that? I would use layers for this. In layer 1 (the default) put the value to be played

Re: [Finale] was multi-movements, now onto the case of the missing measure number

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Hopefully copy/paste will do the rest!! I would suggest copy/insert. > I have a different problem this time...In a part I extracted from the score > of a piece I was engraving for a local composer, I found that one of the > regularly occuring measure numbers (on

Re: [Finale] 2 notes, different duration

Jean Robifina writes: > I am new user of finale 2002 with win 98 > I want to write 2 different notes at the same starting point, but they do > not last the same duration. > How can I do that? You mean on the same staff? Just put them on different layers. Best regards, Jari Williamsson ICQ #:

RE: [Finale] Couple more questions.

If you have Finale 2002, there are pre-defined lines in the Custom Line tool that should do what you want. Ronald M. Krentzman R&M Music Preparation > > Giuliano Forghieri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > Open the Articulation Selection window, then click on Create, then > on Set Font.

Re: [Finale] Couple more questions.

On 14 May 2002 at 14:57, Charles Small wrote: > > Giuliano Forghieri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > EngraverFontExtras has those symbols. It should be included in > > Finale 2002, isn't it? Perhaps I have it from an older version. > > > > (This has to do with such things as trill-to-f

[Finale] was multi-movements, now onto the case of the missing measure number

Thanks for your help on the ideas for keeping multi-movements within a single file. Up til now I had been doing short orchestration exercises, but now I want to go back and put several of these pieces together in a single file, so I suppose I will go and add the staves in the beginning movemen

Re: [Finale] 2 notes, different duration

At 06:41 PM 5/14/02 +, Jean Robifina wrote: >I am new user of finale 2002 with win 98 >I want to write 2 different notes at the same starting point, but they do >not last the same duration. >How can I do that? Only two different notes? Or two different time signatures together? Staggered bar

Re: [Finale] Couple more questions.

Giuliano Forghieri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > EngraverFontExtras has those symbols. It should be included in > Finale 2002, isn't it? Perhaps I have it from an older version. > (This has to do with such things as trill-to-flat in one symbol) You mean I might have it already here? Wher

Re: [Finale] Easy way to do multi-movements?

It is easy to hide -- use the measure tool and double click the final bar-line of the previous movement and check the Hide Cautionary box. I would only leave them showing if the following movement were attacca. Colin Broom wrote: > - Original Message - > From: "Johannes Gebauer" <[EM

Re: [Finale] Reduction/Beaming

Thanks for the response Robert. How do I get your plug in? John Armstrong University of Ottawa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Check out my web page at ! On Tue, 14 May 2002, Robert Patterson wrote: > I know of no automated way to set up cross-staff notation. It requires

[Finale] 2 notes, different duration

I am new user of finale 2002 with win 98 I want to write 2 different notes at the same starting point, but they do not last the same duration. How can I do that? _ Discutez en ligne avec vos amis, essayez MSN Messenger : http://mes

Re: [Finale] Couple more questions.

On 14 May 2002 at 12:03, Charles Small wrote: > > Keith Helgesen wrote: > > > > OK- I've lost it! Where did I find the preset 'tr b' (trill to > > flatted note above). I know I can simply add the (b), but a while > > ago I was able to click it in from a menu. I thought it was > > articul

Re: [Finale] Couple more questions.

Keith Helgesen wrote: > > OK- I've lost it! Where did I find the preset 'tr b' (trill to flatted > note above). I know I can simply add the (b), but a while ago I was able to > click it in from a menu. I thought it was articulations, but I can't see it > there. OLD is it's usual vague hel

Re: [Finale] Dotted rests or not?

In as far as there's such a thing as right or wrong in such cases... I get to read a lot of this stuff, and notice that the publishers whose standards are high in other respects seem to agree on whole-note rest, half-note rest... and uncentered. Apart from anything else, dotted whole-note rests

Re: [Finale] Reduction/Beaming

I know of no automated way to set up cross-staff notation. It requires a manual combination of the Stem Reversal and Beam Adjustment tools in Special Tools. Your problems with 16ths may be the result of not using the Stem Reversal tool as needed. However, if you have fairly repetitive sequences o

Re: [Finale] Easy way to do multi-movements?

Wow, that one I didn't know about. Much easier than the bizarre workarounds I was doing. Thanks, Colin. Colin Broom, composer e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.inventionensemble.com --

[Finale] Reduction/Beaming

Hi, I've been off the list since last summer so I apologize if I'm covering old ground. I have two questions: 1) I'm doing a piano piece with a lot of cross-staff notation. I'm finding it difficult to notate so that the beam lies between staves with stems going up and down from it. With spec

Re: [Finale] Easy way to do multi-movements?

On 14.05.2002 14:38 Uhr, Colin Broom wrote > Out of interest, how do you deal with a courtesy time signature or key > signature showing at the end of a movement? Do you leave it, or find some > way of hiding it? No problem: Select the last measure of the movement with the measure tool and check

Re: [Finale] Easy way to do multi-movements?

Colin Broom writes: > Out of interest, how do you deal with a courtesy time signature or key > signature showing at the end of a movement? Do you leave it, or find some > way of hiding it? 1. Measure Tool 2. Double-click on the measure 3. Check "Hide Cautionary Clefs, Key and Time Signatures"

Re: [Finale] Easy way to do multi-movements?

- Original Message - From: "Johannes Gebauer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Finale 2" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2002 9:43 AM Subject: Re: [Finale] Easy way to do multi-movements? > I am not quite sure what exactly you are trying to do. On principal I have > all movements of

Re: [Finale] Music in the news

Excuse my ignorance. "Broadcaster" means TV or radio? I just can´t imagine a composer appearing in the Spanish TV (one of the reason why I pulled of the antennae 6 years ago). They don¹t appear too much in the radio either... :( Regards from the opposite side of the world. > It was great to se

Re: [Finale] Easy way to do multi-movements?

On 14.05.2002 10:43 Uhr, Johannes Gebauer wrote > If the movements have different instrumentation, ie some movements move all > instruments and some don't (is this what you are trying to achieve?) I > generally create staves for all instruments from the beginning. You can then > optimize empty st

SV: [Finale] Triplet brackets/slurs

To change the appearence of already made tuplets go to Mass Mover -> Change -> Tuplets and of course ... clear the auto-bracket in the default settings. Mike -Oprindelig meddelelse- Fra: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] På vegne af Mark D. Lew Sendt: 14. maj 2002 09:06 Til: [

Re: [Finale] Easy way to do multi-movements?

On 14.05.2002 6:44 Uhr, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote > Is there any way to combine files into one if you have been working on > movements separately, or is there a kind of "section break" feature to enable > you to create a whole new set of staves without messing up the work you have > already done?