Ummm...
This request puzzled me, because I just *knew* I had implemented it. But
nobody else mentioned it, so I double-checked.
Yes, you can turn off all chord playback in Finale 2003. Chord menu >>
Enable Chord Playback.
"Your wish is granted -- Long Live Zambi!"
Randy
> -Original Messag
This could be the last time I announce updates of Patterson Plugins for
a while, although there may be further relatively minor tweaks in the
near term.
The main news is that Mass Copy has added measure-attached expressions.
This is measure expression copying done as right as I can imagine it.
Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
So, is there the possibility of a Finale plugin manager? :)
That a question for Coda (or Net4Music, or MakeMusic, or whatever the
heck they call themselves this year.)
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Robert Patterson
http://RobertGPatterson.com
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At 09:05 PM 11/3/02 -0600, Robert Patterson wrote:
>With (I believe) the only exception being TGTools, you can do this now.
Yes, TGTools is an especially big pain. (As is its UI, but that's another
story.)
>That is, you can arrange your plugin folder with subfolders however you
>wish, and you c
Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
so that I can remove
them from the company menus
With (I believe) the only exception being TGTools, you can do this now.
That is, you can arrange your plugin folder with subfolders however you
wish, and you can either remove or move little-used plugins to a subfol
Hi all,
Plugs are a mess from my perspective. They're organized by manufacturer,
and how the manufacturer wants to arrange them. I don't care about who
wrote them or the names or categories they decided were worthwhile. I care
about functional organization. As plugs grow more numerous, remembering
At 5:57 PM + 11/03/02, Marcus Girvan wrote:
Thanks for your 2 messages.
I had been trying to get Finale to interpret chords from the piano part of a
midi big band file. This is, or rather I hoped, easier than working them out
laboriously oneself.
I have, incidentally just got my upgrade of B
Isn't the HP 4P the postscript model? I thought that was what the P stood
for, but perhaps I am mistaken.
On 03.11.2002 18:47 Uhr, minor9th wrote
> Dear List,
>
> Am trying to learn more about Post Script printing (Printers). I am
> using a HP4P printer...win98 2nd edition. Was told th
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mark D. Lew)
>A similar function, which I would find useful, is a utility which will copy
>from one layer to another while leaving the original layer intact.
copy items PI by philip aker
http://www.aker.ca
jef
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shirling & neueweise \/ new music notat
That was my mistake -- I was not doing cross-staff. I forgot that
wasn't the only use for Note Mover and had neglected to check that
before trying my experiment. So I was actually moving the notes to the
other staff, not simply having them appear in the other staff as they do
with cross-staff
Hi David,
That's interesting. I just tried it again on my FinWin2003 system and
confirmed that note mover in cross staff mode most assuredly does not
move rests, whether at the beginning, middle, or end of a measure.
>From your description, it sounds like you have some sort of option on to
fill
I've just tried this - I'm using Finale for windows 2002
I wrote out 4 notes - set them to play in Flute voice.
I then added chords - they all played in flute voice
I opened instrument list
clicked on the "down" triangle in the "STAFF NAME" column on the extreme left NOT the "Instrument" colum
Tammy, which version of Finale are you using? It can't work the same
for so many of us and NOT work the same for you, unless you are on a
very old version.
Click the down triangle, scroll down to Chords, select a different
instrument from the list and don't change ANYTHING else. You should ge
Actually, at least in FinWin2003, it DOES work as advertised.
I just entered 4 8th-notes, placed a chord over each one and selected
Flute for that staff.
The chords and melody were all played with the Flute patch.
Then I expanded the list by clicking the down triangle, and then
scrolling down
Finale2003 for windows DOES move the rest, right along with the notes.
At least, it appeared to do so in the quick experiment I just ran. The
lower staff ended up with three moved 8th-notes and a final 8th-rest.
The top staff ended up with a half-rest where the 3 8th-notes and the
8th-rest had
I don't know how this worked in Fin2000, but in FinWin2003 I just
entered 7 8th-notes and an 8th-rest. Chose the note-mover tool, clicked
in the measure, drew a box around the 3 handles for the final three
8th-notes and the rest (which didn't have a handle) and clicked and
dragged them all to
Dear List,
Am trying to learn more about Post Script printing (Printers). I am
using a HP4P printer...win98 2nd edition. Was told that I have
to use a Post Script Printer to save an ESP file..or at install the
driver for one which I did.
It looks like I can save the files no
Thanks for your 2 messages.
I had been trying to get Finale to interpret chords from the piano part of a
midi big band file. This is, or rather I hoped, easier than working them out
laboriously oneself.
I have, incidentally just got my upgrade of Band in a Box v.11 from v.8 for
Mac. This now has
On Saturday, Nov 2, 2002, at 12:27 US/Pacific, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I found out that when you anchor the chords to a note in a given
staff, it uses the SAME INSTRUMENT for the accompaniment. So the only
way to accompany a flute passage with piano chords (for example) is to
have a separate
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> No, I already tried that, it doesn't work. It changes all the instruments to
> the same channel.
>
> Probably not what they intended.
You're obviously modifying the channel/GM sound for a defined
instrument instead of selecting another defined instrument.
Read the o
In a message dated 11/2/2002 12:51:06 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
then you can create
a new instrument especially for Chords -
I finally did get it to work by setting the "instrument" to NONE.
Thanks for your help;
Tammy
A similar function, which I would find useful, is a utility which will copy
from one layer to another while leaving the original layer intact. As far
as I can tell, the Move Layers function always erases the source layer.
mdl
You can do this fairly easily in the present configuration by copyi
In a message dated 11/2/2002 3:10:20 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Change the Instrument name beside "Chords"to something other than
flute ("New Instrument" if necessary). Set it to its own channel, if
it hasn't changed already automatically. Done.
No, I already tried t
On Friday, Nov 1, 2002, at 23:49 US/Pacific, Darcy James Argue wrote:
[Playback Utilities plugin]:
It's NOT the same thing as turning off Chord playback by changing the
playback characteristics of chords.
Sorry, Philip, I was mistaken. However, if you add measures to your
score, and those m
Title: Re: [Finale] Chord playback
Thats good, but why does it turn the eight note into a quarter??? (althogh the chord does not appear)
Regards Nico
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On 03.11.2002 13:41 Uhr, Klaaschello wrote
> Hi, take a look at the pdf file, to be opened with Acrobat Reader.
> Klaas de Jong.
Please do not send attachments to the list!
If you want someone to see a file upload it to a web page or send it
directly.
Johannes
--
http://www.musikmanufaktur.com
Title: Chord playback
Hi, take a look at the pdf file, to be opened with Acrobat Reader.
Klaas de Jong.
chordplaybackdemonstration..pdf
Description: Adobe PDF document
Title: Chord analysis
Hi everybody.
Just a remark about the analysis: you have to realize that finale analyses only the content of one layer.
Furthermore: if even the human who made the chord doesn’t know it’s name, why should Finale bother? ;-)
Klaas de Jong.
Many thanks Christopher. You are right, I did miss it. I am e-mailing Coda
today.
Marcus
on 2/11/02 11:04 pm, Christopher BJ Smith at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> You're not the first to notice that Finale mis-analyses any chord
> more complex than a 7th chord, especially if it is not a diatonic
>
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