>How do you people enter fingerings? I guess at least in my situation
>articulations are the best method, or is there a better one?
I use articulations. It seems to me that nothing else would give you easy
control over horizontal and vertical positioning. With articulations you
can get consiste
At 12:20 am -0400 22.06.2002, Steven Powell wrote:
>It is undeniable that Finale has a longer learning curve than
>Sibelius, but once you learn it, I find it is usually faster to work in.
Seconded.
Regards
John
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B) is correct practice.
Steve Powell
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>
> Hey all!
> I was wondering ... what is the standard for displaying rests in triple
> time? Is it:
>
> a) 1/4 note - 1/2 rest
> or
> b) 1/4 note - 1/4 rest - 1/4 rest
> ?
>
> Thanks,
At 11:47 pm -0400 21.06.2002, Howard Rigby wrote:
>It is usual to see a regular whole rest (as in 4/4 time) in an empty
>measure, even if there are only three beats really being rested
>over.
This is correct, but the original question was not about empty measures.
Regards
John
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Robert makes a really good point below. I'd add (in reference to an earlier
post from a member who received a file with expressions added as text
blocks) that when I compared Finale and Sibelius for my book, I sent a
preprint to both Coda and Sibelius. A Sibelius representative (actually the
owner
Why is there no symbol for the bracket for two notes on the piano which are
very far apart? Doesn't it mean to play the two notes in succession, like a
two-note roll? Shouldn't there be an articulation that will affect
playback? I've been using a symbol I drew as an Expression.
Crystal Prem
> b) 1/4 note - 1/4 rest - 1/4 rest
This is right.
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John wrote:
At 09:30 pm -0400 21.06.2002, Liontaris LM Flashmane wrote:
> what is the standard for displaying rests in triple time? Is it:
>
>a) 1/4 note - 1/2 rest
>or
>b) 1/4 note - 1/4 rest - 1/4 rest
(b) is the convention
_except_ if there is a pause over beats 2 & 3: in that
At 09:30 pm -0400 21.06.2002, Liontaris LM Flashmane wrote:
> what is the standard for displaying rests in triple time? Is it:
>
>a) 1/4 note - 1/2 rest
>or
>b) 1/4 note - 1/4 rest - 1/4 rest
(b) is the convention
_except_ if there is a pause over beats 2 & 3: in that case you can have (a).
Taris asks:
>Hey all!
> I was wondering ... what is the standard for displaying rests
>in triple time? Is it:
>
>a) 1/4 note - 1/2 rest
>or
>b) 1/4 note - 1/4 rest - 1/4 rest
>?
Dear Taris,
I'm for b) definitely.
Hal
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I reinstalled the latest (v.11.0) HP Deskjet 690c printer drivers, and
things have improved. The printout generally is now excellent, including
barlines, stems etc. But the angled beams are still jagged (its the same in
Fin2k2). Is it just that my 300dpi printer isn't high enough resolution to
on 6/21/02 2:07 PM, Jacques Rizzo at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi:
>
> I found your web site from the Finale support page. I have a problem that
> perhaps you can be of help.
>
> I use Finale 2002b on a Mac G4, OS 9.2.2. I have a Kurzweil PC2 synth that
> is connected to the Mac through a MO
Hey all!
I was wondering ... what is the standard for displaying rests in triple
time? Is it:
a) 1/4 note - 1/2 rest
or
b) 1/4 note - 1/4 rest - 1/4 rest
?
Thanks,
Taris?
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On Friday, June 21, 2002, at 07:08 AM, David H. Bailey wrote:
> Poetry "slams" are quite alive and well -- poetry thrives today without
> NEA support.
David, I'm afraid you're quite wrong about this. First off, poetry
slams were a fad that has come and gone; second, the sort of material
tha
On Friday, June 21, 2002, at 07:30 AM, David H. Bailey wrote:
> To Pierre's good wishes I will add that you might want to lay in a good
> supply of coffee, or get a direct line to Starbuck installed.
>
> Broadband coffee, anyone?
Peet's delivers -- http://www.peets.com
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>From: Andrew Stiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>...textblocks using the font MetTimes become sprawled out vertically, so that the
>text extends below the lower page margin.
i encountered a similar situation [horizontal sprawling] for awhile with two specific
fonts on a specific set of computers [ne
johannes,
i enter them as articulations, you can [as you know] specify them to remain outside
the staff, or not, as needed.
jef
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At 12:00 PM 21/06/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>I have been off-line for awhile (recovering from junk mail onslaught), so
> > sorry if you have already addressed this:
> >
> > I have just installed FinWin 2003 (from 2002b) and immediately notice that
> > the angular beams look much more jagged than ever
At 12:00 PM 21/06/2002 -0500, Jari Williamson wrote:
> > I have just installed FinWin 2003 (from 2002b) and immediately notice that
> > the angular beams look much more jagged than ever before on the monitor.
> > Flat beams look fine. But more disturbing is that they print out
> > jagged/stepped a
At 04:00 PM 6/21/02 -0400, David H. Bailey wrote:
>I am not sure that giving creative minds a free ride
Most creative minds get a "free ride" if they work in industries where
research and development is paid for, don't they? More than a free ride --
one with benefits and facilities and recognitio
At 05:51 PM 06/21/02, Dan Rupert wrote:
>Maybe I'm misunderstanding something here but I do this from _within_
>Finale (rather than from TGT).
Heh...I guess I never knew you could do that from within Finale. Learn
something new every day.
>Perhaps you mean that you program
>_additional_ to
On Behalf Of Aaron Sherber
>>>I've never liked macro programs much myself, although many people
love
them. TGTools does come with a keyboard remapper facility that lets you
assign custom hotkeys to menu items, which I do find very useful (I have
my
function keys mapped to different Finale tool
On Friday, June 21, 2002, at 01:43 PM, Andrew Stiller wrote:
>>> I find that when I update files from FinMac 2K to 2K2,
>>> textblocks using the font MetTimes become sprawled out
>>> vertically, so that the text extends below the lower page
>>> margin. What is going on here, and how can I pre
>
>I am not sure that giving creative minds a free ride so that they
>may create is such a great thing -- it removes them from having to
>interact with the world in any meaningful way and (in my opinion)
>may rob them of the very stimulus which provides great art.
>
That's a wonderful idea. Le
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>On Friday, June 21, 2002, at 07:54 AM, Andrew Stiller wrote:
>
>>I find that when I update files from FinMac 2K to 2K2, textblocks
>>using the font MetTimes become sprawled out vertically, so that the
>>text extends below the lower page margin. What is going on here,
>>and how can I prevent i
At 03:52 PM 06/21/02, Michael Edwards wrote:
> Yes, this is something else I had intended to ask about. I believe
there
>are three or four members of this list who produce plug-ins which might be
>useful. I'm not sure, but I think three of these people are Tobias Giesen,
>Robert Patters
At 5:42 AM +1000 6/22/02, Michael Edwards wrote:
[big clip'
> However, I understand Finale is the most powerful program of
>all, which is
>why I am considering getting it. (A couple of people mentioned simpler or
>cut-down versions of Finale. But the full version is the only one I will
>c
I find articulations are the best. But depending on the music, you may
need to create a duplicate set, edited to go beneath the notes, in case
the music you are working has several layers for a divisi passage.
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
> How do you people enter fingerings? I guess at least in
On Sat, 22 June 2002, "Michael Edwards" wrote
> I've heard comments from various people
> which seem to indicate that Finale is not easy to use;
We should draw a distinction here between easy to use and easy to learn. I am
not qualified to comment on either Igor or Sibelius, but I will say that u
Andrew Stiller wrote:
[snip of old quoted material]
> I was not addressing the main thread, but simply the narrow issue of how
> important the arts are to society. However, I find I can't resist
> swinging at such an easy pitch:
>
> No, he didn't have government support. He didn't have *any*
[Matthew Hindson:]
>If you're going to buy a Mac (and I don't know which sort of Mac you're
>going to buy, though the new eMacs are very good value for money),
Well, it was just a thought, and I probably won't do it, since I've always
worked in DOS and Windows, and everything about what I'v
[Johannes Gebauer:]
>I am surprised you consider Igor more a possibility than Sibelius. I am
>pretty sure Sibelius is much better than Igor, in almost any respect.
My opinion is admittedly second-hand, so I can't vouch for it. I've been
on the Igor list for a couple of years, so my opinion
I think I can help on this:
When Finale is playing your music through the MOTU Midi interface the
Kurzweil is sounding and you get the unbelievable sound that you mention.
The problem is, how to record that sound back into the computer so you can
have an AIFF file to burn the CD?
1) First you n
Hi:
I found your web site from the Finale support page. I have a problem that
perhaps you can be of help.
I use Finale 2002b on a Mac G4, OS 9.2.2. I have a Kurzweil PC2 synth that
is connected to the Mac through a MOTU FastLane MIDI box (which has
unbelievable Take 6 vocal samples).
I bought
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I expect you would enjoy it.
This is
On Friday, June 21, 2002, at 07:54 AM, Andrew Stiller wrote:
> I find that when I update files from FinMac 2K to 2K2,
> textblocks using the font MetTimes become sprawled out
> vertically, so that the text extends below the lower page
> margin. What is going on here, and how can I prevent it?
How do you people enter fingerings? I guess at least in my situation
articulations are the best method, or is there a better one?
Johannes
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>>You probably entered the tempo changes as note-attached expressions. If
>>you change them to measure-attached expressions, they will probably play
>>for any part or combination of parts. <<
You may be right, and I will look for that. However, moving the expression
from the vocal line, where
Maybe Tobias is listening to us and decide to implement this feature in a
weekend or two...
Something like: "Attach any page text block to the nearest measure"
Saludos, y suerte, Johannes.
>> I seem to recall that TGTool have a feature to convert text blocks to
>> measure expressions.
>> I use
On 21.06.2002 16:08 Uhr, Javier Ruiz wrote
> I seem to recall that TGTool have a feature to convert text blocks to
> measure expressions.
> I used it when converting a bunch of Encore files.
I just checked this out, but it will only convert measure attached text
blocks. Concerting page text bloc
>Andrew Stiller wrote:
>
This is not a life or death issue, like national defense, or
public safety, or desegregation.
>>>
>>
>> It is difficult
>>to get the news from poems
>> yet men die miserably every day
>> for lack
>>of what is found there.
>> Hear me ou
I find that when I update files from FinMac 2K to 2K2, textblocks
using the font MetTimes become sprawled out vertically, so that the
text extends below the lower page margin. What is going on here, and
how can I prevent it?
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I seem to recall that TGTool have a feature to convert text blocks to
measure expressions.
I used it when converting a bunch of Encore files.
I´d check it if I were you.
Saludos.
> Imagine this: I have been given a few Finale files to clean up, that were
> engraved by someone else. All fingerin
At 10:18 AM +0200 6/21/02, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
>Imagine this: I have been given a few Finale files to clean up, that were
>engraved by someone else. All fingerings, Manual indications (organ music),
>tempoindications etc have been entered as _page text blocks_. And I am the
>person who has to
Hi David,
> 1. Rythm staff above tab numbers or letters
> - Rythm above the tab staff has no dots, the dots are placed behind the
> notes, so even with making the dots visible (wonderful new staff
attributes
> dialogue box) and adjusting their positions, I'm stuck with adjusting each
> and everyo
On 21.06.2002 13:28 Uhr, David H. Bailey wrote
> An 83% system reduction produced exactly the same staff/element size as
> the 85% page reduction produced.
That's pretty much the result I had, too.
Thanks,
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On 21.06.2002 12:54 Uhr, Rodney Waterman wrote
> Dear finale list
>
> I have been off-line for awhile (recovering from junk mail onslaught), so
> sorry if you have already addressed this:
>
> I have just installed FinWin 2003 (from 2002b) and immediately notice that
> the angular beams look muc
At 7:08 AM -0400 6/21/02, David H. Bailey wrote:
>
>I am not against the arts at all. I earn my living from
>participating in the arts.
>
>I also do so without governmental support.
>
>How about you?
>
>
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As a matter of absolute fact, I make my living without DIRECT
gover
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Hi Mark,
In my last two replies to your messages on the Finale List, I got
a bounced message notice from your se
Rodney Waterman writes:
> I have just installed FinWin 2003 (from 2002b) and immediately notice that
> the angular beams look much more jagged than ever before on the monitor.
> Flat beams look fine. But more disturbing is that they print out
> jagged/stepped as well.
Can't reproduce this. I
To Pierre's good wishes I will add that you might want to lay in a good
supply of coffee, or get a direct line to Starbuck installed.
Broadband coffee, anyone?
Pierre Bailleul wrote:
> Good luck ...
>
> pierre.
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Johannes Gebauer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
You would have to contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] to find out the company's
official policy, but there is no option on their web-site to purchase
any version earlier than 2003.
Mark D. Lew wrote:
> At 8:36 AM 06/20/02, David H. Bailey wrote:
>
>
>>You should only be able to purchase Finale2003 a
I think you're going to have to experiment with this to give you the
image that pleases your engraver's eye.
I just ran a simple test, creating a test document, single staff, and
made two copies. I did 85% page reduction on one and printed it, and
did various staff percentage reductions on th
Andrew Stiller wrote:
>>> This is not a life or death issue, like national defense, or public
>>> safety, or desegregation.
>>
>
> It is difficult
> to get the news from poems
> yet men die miserably every day
> for lack
> of what is found there.
> Hear me out
>
Dear finale list
I have been off-line for awhile (recovering from junk mail onslaught), so
sorry if you have already addressed this:
I have just installed FinWin 2003 (from 2002b) and immediately notice that
the angular beams look much more jagged than ever before on the monitor.
Flat beams l
On 21.06.2002 12:12 Uhr, Jari Williamsson wrote
> Johannes Gebauer writes:
>
>> I don't think system and page percentage show the same results in size, and
>> I am trying to convert a document from page to system reduction. Has anyone
>> a formula for this or can tell me how 85% page reduction w
Johannes Gebauer writes:
> I don't think system and page percentage show the same results in size, and
> I am trying to convert a document from page to system reduction. Has anyone
> a formula for this or can tell me how 85% page reduction would be expressed
> in system reduction?
What kind of P
Good luck ...
pierre.
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Sent: Friday, June 21, 2002 10:18 AM
Subject: [Finale] Hopeless engraving
> Imagine this: I have been given a few Finale files to clean up, that were
> engraved
Imagine this: I have been given a few Finale files to clean up, that were
engraved by someone else. All fingerings, Manual indications (organ music),
tempoindications etc have been entered as _page text blocks_. And I am the
person who has to clean everything up - meaning having to enter all of th
Hi all,
I'm working on an atonal violin part. I'd like to know the signification of
:
1. a slashed breath mark (like a comma) ?
2. high notes whith up stems in a 1 layer staff ???
Thanks,
pierre.
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David W. Fenton writes:
> I really do like Win2K, so I'll be happy to use it all the time, but
> people who badmouth Win95 really don't know what they are talking about.
* Compiling big projects on Borland C++ Builder can easily freeze and
crash the whole Win95. Performing the compile on the
I don't think system and page percentage show the same results in size, and
I am trying to convert a document from page to system reduction. Has anyone
a formula for this or can tell me how 85% page reduction would be expressed
in system reduction?
Johannes
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