At 11:15 PM 11/17/02, Crystal Premo wrote:
>If you find it, let me know. I, too, have searched in vain.
I'll probably create my own then. Shouldn't be too hard. I vaguely recall
doing this many years ago. The instructions were explicitly spelled out in
the old "Encyclopedia" manual. I just fig
Perhaps I should look in a different
template?<<
If you find it, let me know. I, too, have searched in vain.
Crystal Premo
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Liudas wrote (enjoying your comments very much!)
>
>And in general it has
>been argued that all music only exists to be played/listened to. The notes
>on the page are only a carrier, a time machine of sorts.
Or perhaps more simply, a blueprint from which the real music must be
constructed or recon
At 9:03 AM 11/18/02, Esmond Pitt wrote:
>Can I do these in Finale (2000c)? or is there some other notation I should use?
I would enter these as a measure-attached expression -- either text or
shape, depending on what you want the bracket to look like.
I was thinking that in the Coda templates the
On 17 Nov 2002 at 9:39, Colin Broom wrote:
> I have been told that a clean install of XP is generally more successful
> than an upgrade over a previous OS.
This is definitely true, and especially so for cross-kernel upgrades.
You went from a Win9x-kernel version of Windows (WinME) to a WinNT-
ke
On 17 Nov 2002 at 4:03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I too bought a new computer which came with Windows XP.
>
> Although Finale itself work fine, I cannot use my midi piano keyboard to
> input music. This has been the only problem I have encountered specific to
> Finale.
You had a soundcard in
The MS I'm setting has vertical brackets indicating where soprano & alto, or
tenor & bass, stop sharing the same line of words, and where they start sharing
again.
Can I do these in Finale (2000c)? or is there some other notation I should use?
TIA
EJP
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I have used XP for well over a year now, running Finale 2002, 2003,
Cakewalk Sonar, softsynths, soundfonts, fx and have never had any trouble
at all. I have quite a few friends who are running XP and various digital
audio programs and Finale (one uses Sibelius) and none of them have had any
problem
At 10:11 PM +0100 11/17/02, Mr. Liudas Motekaitis wrote:
I said:
>So it would seem that, in the order of perfection of informational
transfer,
>we would have to say that the least perfect is notation, then memory, and
>then recording.
And Christopher replied:
Assuming, it would seem, t
I said:
> >So it would seem that, in the order of perfection of informational
transfer,
> >we would have to say that the least perfect is notation, then memory, and
> >then recording.
And Christopher replied:
> Assuming, it would seem, that perfection is the goal, rather than an
> interesting an
At 11:57 AM +0100 11/17/02, Mr. Liudas Motekaitis wrote:
I would like to offer a radically different view of music notation:
Ever since we have had something to write on, we have always had two
parallel forms of propogating our music tradition: (1) There is the
"aristocratic" way of getting a gi
At 6:48 PM -0500 11/16/02, John Howell wrote:
jef wrote
in "concert" music, the notation is an important means to the
interpretation and presentation of the music at all stages,
composer-performer, conductor-performer, musician-public,
musician-recording producer...
Absolutely true. And comple
At 5:26 PM -0500 11/16/02, John Howell wrote:
>I also have wondered for a long time about the word "atonal." I can't
figure out any meaningful definition for it that includes how the
listener would hear it, which I would have to try to take into
consideration.
Christopher
The textbook definit
Last August my university purchased about 40 new computers for our computer
lab with Windows XP and we installed Finale 2003 on all of them. So far I
have had no problems with Finale. It seems to be working fine.
Troy Isaak
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Serious question, not rhetorical: Was the word really modeled on "atheist"
specifically, and not all the various other "a-" words (asexual, amoral,
asymmetrical, etc.)? If it wasn't, then I think your implication
overreaches.
mdl
There can be no question that the word was from the first intended
I bought a laptop with XP earlier this year. I installed Finale 2002, and
later upgraded to 2003 and have had no problems at all. I spend about 1 to 2
hours daily in Finale.
Steve Carl
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Thanks, Cecil, that helped a lot. I had guessed that the note on "more" was an
d, but that was obviously wrong...
And yes, the D/E resolves to E7(b9) (the original was in A maj too).
Thanks again!
Cecil Rigby wrote:
> Hi Barbara--
>
> attached are two pictures from an arrangement I made see i
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From: "One of the McKays" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I am intending to get a new computer next year. I have read horror stories
> of problems with Windows XP and Music programs. Does it work OK with
Finale?
> David McKay
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At 11:57 AM 11/17/02, Mr. Liudas Motekaitis wrote:
>So it would seem that, in the order of perfection of informational transfer,
>we would have to say that the least perfect is notation, then memory, and
>then recording.
I would say that, in comparing notation to memory, which one is the least
pe
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From: John Howell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> jef: I am enjoying the discussion and learning from it, and by no means
> arguing for the sake of argument. You and I obviously have very different
> musical backgrounds.
>
> >
> >how important is notation to pop and rock mus
I too bought a new computer which came with Windows XP.
Although Finale itself work fine, I cannot use my midi piano keyboard to input music. This has been the only problem I have encountered specific to Finale.
However, my printer drivers do not work and I have to use a workaround driver which
> I am intending to get a new computer next year. I have read horror stories
> of problems with Windows XP and Music programs. Does it work OK
> with Finale?
> David McKay
I went to WinXP last month specifically in hopes of improving the stability
of my MIDI driver (WDM for MOTU MTP/AV USB), and c
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