Hej Stig,
The *how to* is, as David says, in speedy enter 5 for quarter rest and
then a dot.
Best regards,
BF
P.S. Did I write Danish? (Hej.)
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Tom Godfrey wrote:
> [After editing a band score] the 3rd percussion part is on the top, and the
> 1st flute is on the bottom. der could
is there an easy way to fix it?
Yes. Consult the documentation for the "sort staves" option of the Staff tool
menu.
ns
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At 12:35 AM +0100 1/15/03, Stig Christensen wrote:
Hej Burt,
Thanks for your time. I know the theory behind the situation with a dotted
rest, but I don't remember how to make Finale do the job!!
Please refresh my memory. Isn't it possible to have a dotted quarter
note rest shown as a dotte
Hej Burt,
Thanks for your time. I know the theory behind the situation with a dotted
rest, but I don't remember how to make Finale do the job!!
Best Regards
Stig Christensen
visit http://www.sc-musik.dk/
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A friend gave me a Finale file of a band score. She was using a template
that I had provided for her, but somehow the score order is reversed. The
3rd percussion part is on the top, and the 1st flute is on the bottom. One
thing I know is that she added a staff and then dragged it down below the
1st
I am sending this back to the list, as I think that's where it belongs.
Rob, I don't mean the Edit frame, it is not necessary to use it for beaming.
The easiest way to understand how the beams work on individual rests is to
go to the beaming options and set "extend beams over rests".
Now, in 4/4,
Yes those are page numbers in Ted Ross, The Art of Music Engraving, and
Gardner Read, Music Notation. These are frequently cited authorities on
music notation.
BF
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On Tuesday, January 14, 2003, at 02:24 PM, Linda Worsley wrote:
Dear List,
Using FinMac 2003, I extracted the vocal staff with lyric from an
orchestral score score created in an earlier version of FinMac,
reduced the staff to 80%, and attempted to move the lyric closer to
the staff. All eff
Have you remembered to "Specify current lyric"! You find this in the Lyrics
Menu.
A nice new shortcut is to double-click with the Selection Tool on a part of
the Lyric, this will automatic select the appropriate lyrics section (Verse,
Chorus or Section).
Best Regards
Stig Christensen
visit http:/
On 14.01.2003 19:31 Uhr, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
> Dear Johannes (or anyone),
> Thank you for your advise! I downloaded MacGhostView, and now know how to
> convert my Finale files to pdf (you're right, its very easy). I have also
> figured out how to put the result on a web page. It worked, and it
Dear List,
Using FinMac 2003, I extracted the vocal staff with lyric from an
orchestral score score created in an earlier version of FinMac, reduced
the staff to 80%, and attempted to move the lyric closer to the staff.
All efforts to move the lyric by adjusting the baseline failed.
Attempting
Dear Johannes (or anyone),
Thank you for your advise! I downloaded MacGhostView, and now know how to
convert my Finale files to pdf (you're right, its very easy). I have also
figured out how to put the result on a web page. It worked, and it looks
great! The only anomaly now is that my text font
You have to enter it as one.
If your problem is that you are copying from one location to another,
the setting you need is in the Options/Quantization Settings -- click
the MORE button and there is a check-box for Allow Dotted Rests.
Another setting that can help when copying and pasting is to
At 05:38 PM 1/14/03 +0100, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
>is it possible to save MIDI files in Finale which are just the plain notes,
>ie no articulation playback, no dynamics etc.?
No, if you're looking for a 'save' option without them.
Yes, if you remove all playback information from articulations &
Hi,
is it possible to save MIDI files in Finale which are just the plain notes,
ie no articulation playback, no dynamics etc.?
Johannes
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I don't understand your reply. Is it a page number or what?
Venlig Hilsen
Stig Christensen
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Sendt: 14. januar 2003 17:05
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Emne: RE: [Fin
Yes.
Ross: p.179.
Read: pp. 119,120.
BF
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Subject: [Finale] dotted rests
Please refresh my memory. Isn't it possible to have
>ECDG
GDEC
EDCG
GDEC
I'm pretty sure the third line should read "CEDG"
not "EDCG".
Stan Lord
MusicByte
London
For another version, see
http://www.bigben.freeservers.com/chimes.html
or listen to
http://www.clockpeddler.com/westminster.mp3
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Please refresh my memory. Isn't it possible to have a dotted quarter note
rest shown as a dotted quarter note rest - and not as a quarter and a eight
rest - in 6/8?
Don't just answer "yes" please direct me to the place!!!
Wow it's difficult to explain, but I'm sure you all know!
Best Regards
Sti
On 14.01.2003 16:10 Uhr, Mr. Liudas Motekaitis wrote
> Why is it that I can find it used for 65 Euros if it is available new for 30
> Euros? Is it that the hardback is more beautiful? Could it be that the
> hardback is an antique collector's item?
>
> Johannes, does it have anything that the pape
On 14.01.2003 13:59 Uhr, David H. Bailey wrote
> I just pasted this title into the Title box of the search engine on the
> Baerenreiter web-site and got zero results. Could somebody please give
> me either the correct title or a link to the exact web-page at their
> site? I am very interested in
Why is it that I can find it used for 65 Euros if it is available new for 30
Euros? Is it that the hardback is more beautiful? Could it be that the
hardback is an antique collector's item?
Johannes, does it have anything that the paperback doesn't?
Liudas
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From: Ãri
I just pasted this title into the Title box of the search engine on the
Baerenreiter web-site and got zero results. Could somebody please give
me either the correct title or a link to the exact web-page at their
site? I am very interested in purchasing this less-expensive edition
but I can't
Le mardi, 14 jan 2003, à 03:48 America/Montreal, Johannes Gebauer a
écrit :
Perhaps they have released it as paperback. I have a hard back version.
Johannes
You're right.
Eric
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On 14.01.2003 0:47 Uhr, Ãric Dussault wrote
> On Bärenreiter's website it is advertised at 29.50 â¬.
> baerenreiter.com
Perhaps they have released it as paperback. I have a hard back version.
Johannes
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Liudas,
I used this book for my university and it was great AND cheap :-)
It's in french/english and you can find it at Amazon France :
http://www.amazon.fr/exec/obidos/ASIN/2701011612
Enjoy !
Vincent
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http://www.atanata.com <- indie music store
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