At 11:18 PM 09/17/02, Robert Patterson wrote:
>I actually prefer the mirrored lyrics approach, but it requires
>forethought and discipline.
I concur on that.
>Generally, unless you are truly writing a
>multiverse piece, such as a hymn, you should put all your lyrics in a
>single verse. This avo
At 9:54 PM 09/17/02, Crystal Premo wrote:
>I am inputting one of the pieces from Chicago, and some of the articulations
>are flying around. For example, there is a measure with two quarter rests,
>each with a fermata. The first one keeps its fermata quite nicely, just
>where it belongs above, b
At 7:25 PM 09/17/02, David W. Fenton wrote:
>The fact is, it *doesn't* work. I can only get the right result by
>drag copying within the file with lyrics copying turned off.
>
>That's a really bad alternative, but the best of it.
When I want to copy a section of music but without the lyrics, I j
I actually prefer the mirrored lyrics approach, but it requires
forethought and discipline. Generally, unless you are truly writing a
multiverse piece, such as a hymn, you should put all your lyrics in a
single verse. This avoids the baseline headaches that others have mentioned.
Personally, b
In various posts, David W. Fenton wrote:
>This is completely unacceptable behavior -- it is basically
>completely unusable in any fashion, by any of the various methods.
>
>What the hell am I going to do here?
I'm coming into this discussion a day late, so probably you've solved
everything by no
At 11:58 AM 09/16/02, Henry Howey wrote:
>Now as I bring it cross-platform, the lyrics have DRASTICALLY shifted
>to the left; i.e., the first half (or more) of the first verse are
>not to be seen.
>
>Beyond re-doing it, are there any suggestions?
Well, as I just got finished saying in the respon
I am inputting one of the pieces from Chicago, and some of the articulations
are flying around. For example, there is a measure with two quarter rests,
each with a fermata. The first one keeps its fermata quite nicely, just
where it belongs above, but the second one lets it go flying below, o
> Subject: [Finale] FINALE (Mac) and software based sample
playback/synthesis?
>
> Greetings all,
>
> Has anyone had any success using Finale with software based sample
> playback (e.g., SampleTank, the new Native Instruments KONTAKT, etc.)
> Many of these
> software based samplers are VST/MAS de
Darcy James Argue wrote:
>> But I still don't understand the logic behind mirroring lyrics BY
>> DEFAULT. Yes, it's an obviously useful OPTION, but as a default
>> behavior with no acceptable alternative for doing otherwise, it
>> boggles the mind.
>
> I gotta agree with David here. I work infr
On 9/17/02 7:25 PM or thereabouts, David W. Fenton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
intoned:
> But I still don't understand the logic behind mirroring lyrics BY
> DEFAULT. Yes, it's an obviously useful OPTION, but as a default
> behavior with no acceptable alternative for doing otherwise, it
> boggles the min
On 17 Sep 2002 at 18:28, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In a message dated 9/17/02 4:45:15 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> << What the hell am I going to do here? >>
>
> You can start by calming down. Once you know how this works (or doesn't - for
> you) you can plan your approach.
The fact is
"David W. Fenton" wrote:
> What the hell am I going to do here?
Open a blank email message, describe the problem, attach a copy of the file
(and ask support to fix and return it) and send it to Coda as a "bug
report"
ns
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> > when you copy a portion of music containing lyrics, you do not create a
> > new copy of the lyrics, you create pointers (aliases) to the original
> > ones. To achieve what you want to do, specify that you want to copy the
> > section of music with only specified items, and make sure _NOT_ to
In a message dated 9/17/02 4:45:15 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< What the hell am I going to do here? >>
You can start by calming down. Once you know how this works (or doesn't - for
you) you can plan your approach.
First of all - you can NOT selectively copy different elements BETWEEN
d
Daniel and Robert, this may be of some interest:
While I initially dismissed the Open Firmware solution to the "turbo fan"
problem in OS 9 as a bad idea -- especially since the poster claimed that it
shut off the fans entirely -- I did some digging at MacFixit.com and found
the original post whic
On 17 Sep 2002 at 17:44, David W. Fenton wrote:
> Having decided that pasting from a different file is too much work, I
> decided to try copying without the lyrics.
>
> The result, after many false starts where it didn't work at all, I
> see the lyrics being copied *anyway*, even though it is
On 17 Sep 2002 at 17:24, David W. Fenton wrote:
> On 17 Sep 2002 at 17:38, Raimund Lintzen wrote:
>
> > So why don't you copy your music+lyrics into a new (empty) file -
> > then copy it again back to your first file.
> >
> > This procedure will make your lyrics be in a new verse.
>
> It also
On 17 Sep 2002 at 17:38, Raimund Lintzen wrote:
> So why don't you copy your music+lyrics into a new (empty) file -
> then copy it again back to your first file.
>
> This procedure will make your lyrics be in a new verse.
It also has a lot of really bad effects:
1. score expressions lose their
On 9/17/02 7:53 AM or thereabouts, Rocky Road <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> intoned:
> Well then I must try it out. Its the one with tabs for each window right?
OmniWeb 4.1 doesn't have tabbed browsing (version 5.0 will), but in contrast
to IE it:
- doesn't have major security loopholes
- displays pages
At 10:58 AM +0200 9/17/02, Pierre Bailleul wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>Do you know the way to align automaticaly and correctly accidentals on 2
>notes (like a chord) in 2 different layers ?
>
>Thanks
>
>Pierre.
No way to do it automatically, as far as I know. The Special Tool is
the only solution.
Sor
Many of you have wished for the ability to set up house styles by controlling
document options. The latest version of Settings Scrapbook (posted yesterday)
should go a long way towards that, when use with Finale 2003.
--
Robert Patterson
http://RobertGPatterson.com
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Hi,
I've been caught by the same thing in opera scores where there are many parts all singing words that are almost - but not completely - identical.
I've settled on putting all vocal lines as separate 'verses' and copying and pasting them within the lyric editor. I then reapplying them to the
On 16 Sep 2002 at 23:32, Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
> "David W. Fenton" wrote:
>
> > So, I copied and pasted a large chunk of music with lyrics from the
> > beginning of a piece to the end, because the music returns with
> > different lyrics. But now when I change the lyrics at the end, it
> > chan
And so it came to pass that Darcy James Argue spake:
>On 9/17/02 10:42 AM or thereabouts, Rocky Road <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>intoned:
>
>> You must use only one or two browser windows at a time. I use around
>> 7 on average, each one sticking out abit from the one in front, and
>> as Explorer do
Hi all,
Do you know the way to align automaticaly and correctly accidentals on 2
notes (like a chord) in 2 different layers ?
Thanks
Pierre.
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--Op 16-09-2002 22:30 -0400 schreef David W. Fenton:
> So, I copied and pasted a large chunk of music with lyrics from the
> beginning of a piece to the end, because the music returns with
> different lyrics. But now when I change the lyrics at the end, it
> changes them at the beginning too.
>
>
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