John Howell wrote:
> This is not a trivial matter. Office Max paper is less than ideal for
> music, both in its light weight and its lack of opacity, and most people
> lack access to anything more professional. So I'd guess that quite a few
> people (including me!) would be willing to pay extr
Well, asbestos suit back in wardrobe! Thanks, Johannes, Dennis, David- and
the lovely Linda!
I only have one more query- you say that after "mirroring" any alt'ns to
A(1) also appear in A(2)- fine, burt what about alts I make to A(2) are they
reciprocal?
Thanks as ever, regards, Keith in OZ
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I have a client who wants me to replace the Finale smart shape 8va,
which has dashes at the top of the 8va, with just 8 and dashes at the
bottom of the 8. Changing 8va to 8 is easy in Smart Shape Options, but
is there any way to move the dashes to the bottom of the 8, other than
by substituting a
On Saturday, February 8, 2003, at 06:55 PM, Matthew Hindson Fastmail
Account wrote:
- Find out if the software you use will take advantage of dual
processors. (Finale does not -- in fact, virtually all OS 9 software
does not.)
I am interested to guess whether Finale OS X will automatically
You just need to pay attention to the measure number boxes in the
mid-measure clef dialog -- it is quite possible to set it to be for only
the current measure.
If I recall correctly (and I frequently don't) the default used to be
the current measure only, but the default for this and other chan
Dear Mr. Pusz,
My name is Tim Jones, I am a percussion student in Las Vegas, Nevada, and
have been trying to contact you for some time. I can't seem to get a correct
email address for you. If this email is reaches you, please reply with a yes
or something brief, so that I can respond with my Q's t
>
> - Find out if the software you use will take advantage of dual
> processors. (Finale does not -- in fact, virtually all OS 9 software
> does not.)
>
I am interested to guess whether Finale OS X will automatically take
advantage of double processors. Indeed, I have made my own requests to Cod
hey everyone...hope the everyone's new year is going good so far.
i have fin2003a for mac and i have a beef with the mid measure clef tool.
am i completely loony, or did the mid measure clef used to change ONLY the
measure in question?
since 2002, when i insert a mid measure clef change the chang
On 09.02.2003 0:00 Uhr, Linda Worsley wrote
> At 11:38 PM +0100 2/8/03, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
>
>> I actually never use it for that. I use it for a situation very typical for
>> 18th century orchestral music: doubling parts. Say you have a flute part
>> that doubles the violins, instead of maki
on 2/8/03 4:31 PM, Robert Patterson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>
> Don Hart wrote:
>> Are you saying these are caused by
>> having auto music spacing and/or auto update layout turned on as well?
>
> yes.
>
>
Thanks, Robert
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You should see them trying to interpret the down-bows and up-bows!
Bobbing flutes make for a great visual! ;-)
Linda Worsley wrote:
At 11:38 PM +0100 2/8/03, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
I actually never use it for that. I use it for a situation very
typical for
18th century orchestral music: d
At 11:38 PM +0100 2/8/03, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
I actually never use it for that. I use it for a situation very typical for
18th century orchestral music: doubling parts. Say you have a flute part
that doubles the violins, instead of making real copies, I simply mirror it,
and every piano or st
Hi David et al--
David wrote:
> You make an important point, but I feel that I need to trust my
> potential customers. I realize that this may be naive, and that in
> reality photocopying may well occur, but there is really nothing I can
> do about it. I don't think the extra steps necessary fo
On 08.02.2003 23:14 Uhr, d. collins wrote
> helgesen écrit:
>> Wearing my flameproof suit, I ask- please what is mirror tool used for? All
>> info on usage is just that- info "on usage". Obviously lots of folk use it-
>> so it must be useful! But what- (cringe, duck, whimper) does it do?
>
> You
Don Hart wrote:
Are you saying these are caused by
having auto music spacing and/or auto update layout turned on as well?
yes.
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It allows you to effectively copy one section of your composition to
another section, without having to actually copy it or to ever edit it,
as long as you want it to remain exactly as the original section it
mirrors is.
So if you have an ABBA work (that is as in sections, not as in the
Swedis
Wearing my flameproof suit, I ask- please what is mirror tool used for? All
info on usage is just that- info "on usage". Obviously lots of folk use it-
so it must be useful! But what- (cringe, duck, whimper) does it do?
Cheers, Keith in (at last) RAINING, OZ
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I think Noel's idea wasn't to have any legal weight, but more a moral
one -- if a person were a leader of two different groups and purchased
one single CD of a work to print, and the work was "branded" with the
phrase "This copy intended for the use of Band A." and he/she handed it
out to folks
Hi Robert,
Some of these delays seem way out of proportion to the task being attempted
and do not happen on a consistent basis. Are you saying these are caused by
having auto music spacing and/or auto update layout turned on as well? On
my friend's machine the problem is also occurring more freq
David H. Bailey, among other cogent thoughts, wrote:
>
>I believe I might also offer a printed version for an extra cost, on
>heavy-stock paper, for those who don't want to print their own. But
>even then I will include the right for that person to create necessary
>copies for the use of the group
ns suggested:
>
>"Copyright 1725 by J.S. Bach
>For the exclusive use of the choir of the Elector or Saxony"
>
>or
>
>"Copyright 1770, by W. A. Mozart
>For the exclusive private use of Empress Maria Theresa".
>
>As I see it, if the Empress Josephine heard of it, and wanted her own copy, it
>wiill ta
I don't know, as I started on Fin2001.
Is the spinning Notehead appearing before you edit something or afterwards?
Regards Nico
> I can't remember but were auto spacing and update layout even around in
> finale 2000?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Don Hart
>
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Nico Schliemann
Gitarre & Notensatz
Auf dem Ra
Don Hart wrote:
> I have auto music spacing turned on but leave auto update layout
turned off
> and am aware of the associated delays and redraws involved.
>
You need to turn off auto note spacing too. To avoid the spinning
cursor, you have to turn off both.
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Robert Patterson
http://RobertG
on 2/8/03 11:26 AM, Nico Schliemann at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote (off list):
> Is it possible, that you have 'Update Layout Automaticly' (os something like
> that) switched on. I recently turned it of, because I'm working on a big
> score, and every time i changed something in the score i had to wai
On 08.02.2003 18:24 Uhr, Linda Worsley wrote
> 1. Every time he opens a new file or opens one I've given him, it
> makes an automatic backup. I think I had to uncheck "make automatic
> backups when saving" button once, and all my new or imported files
> open without that annoying make-a-copy thi
Dear listers,
I have an adult student who is using Encore (urg) and it has taken me
two years to convince him that he should get Finale and learn how to
use it. I have to take his music, import it into Finale, do all the
mundane tasks of removing floating elements like lyrics and slurs,
get r
Lately, I and a friend, both, have had a problem w/ Finale that I believe
I've seen discussed on this list before. That is: while working along
normally some mundane click or another (not anything big) puts the spinning
note cursor into motion for an extended period of time. The machine is not
fr
If you get it working would you mind printing me up a couple'a 50's? :-))
Liudas
> I imagine this will happen about the same time that net banking
> allows me to make deposits and withdrawals.
> --
> Andrew Stiller
> Kallisti Music Press
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Hi there,
I have something to ask.
In a dream world, what would you like to have as a online service to
distribute your music ?
I'm a musician but I'm also web programmer. I recently opened a
online music store for indie music and maybe we could develop a site
all together to sell our works o
At 12:48 PM 2/8/03 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>In a dream world, what would you like to have as a online service to
>distribute your music ?
Customers.
:)
Dennis
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At 05:54 AM 2/8/03 -0500, David H. Bailey wrote:
>However, I do think your suggestion IS a very nice touch
I agree. Several years ago (way back in the relatively early online music
days 1997), Laurie Spiegel and I were trying to come up with a solution. At
the end of this essay (http://maltedmedia
On 08.02.2003 14:10 Uhr, Mr. Liudas Motekaitis wrote
> Does anyone remember (or has anyone used) Coda's earlier services? Was it
> only PDF or was it their browser plug-in version of the files which could be
> purchased online? Was the system good for composers? My personal opinion: if
> this were
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> In a dream world, what would you like to have as a online service to
> distribute your music ?
(1) The ability to upload the PDF file into the composer's category of
choice.
(2) The ability for anyone in the world to purchase the PDF files.
Does anyone remember (or has anyone used) Coda's earlier services? Was it
only PDF or was it their browser plug-in version of the files which could be
purchased online? Was the system good for composers? My personal opinion: if
this were done well, it would be an immediate success for countless
com
And others such as SheetMusicNow.com actually force each user to proove
his/her purchase before each individual printing of the file by means of a
mandatory installed printing program which checks over the internet with a
centralized server to make sure that that exact PDF file was paid for by
that
At 11:05 +0100 8/02/2003, LGS-Europe wrote:
But Change Lowest Fret
in MassEdit Menu doesn't work either in a mirrored staff. Nothing seems to
work in a mirrored staff. Perhaps there's a way to 'un-mirror' a staff?
You can change the mirrored measures to normal ones by selecting the
region, then
Hi there,
I have something to ask.
In a dream world, what would you like to have as a online service to
distribute your music ?
I'm a musician but I'm also web programmer. I recently opened a online
music store for indie music and maybe we could develop a site all
together to sell our works o
On 08.02.2003 12:05 Uhr, David H. Bailey wrote
> The only way I know to un-mirror a staff is to simply delete the mirror
> connection. To do this, use the mirror tool and click each mirrored
> measure and click DELETE. It will be time consuming for a lengthy
> piece. It might be quicker and eas
The only way I know to un-mirror a staff is to simply delete the mirror
connection. To do this, use the mirror tool and click each mirrored
measure and click DELETE. It will be time consuming for a lengthy
piece. It might be quicker and easier to simply use the staff-tool and
delete the tab-
You make an important point, but I feel that I need to trust my
potential customers. I realize that this may be naive, and that in
reality photocopying may well occur, but there is really nothing I can
do about it. I don't think the extra steps necessary for the personal
branding will help fo
David Bailey wrote:
> I am not sure if you ever got a reply, but I just found something that
> might help: You can highlight the tab-staff with mass-mover and go to
> MassEdit menu and select Utility and then select Change Lowest Fret.
> This might actually accomplish what you want to do. Maybe
Net4music.com did this. I believe they did it with professional server
software, and they stamped each page, not only the title page. I believe
their stamp is a code and somewhere it includes the addressee's email
address, and the PDF's are then sent by email.
Liudas
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As far as the imac goes: There are now several Firewire Audio solutions out
there (along with numerous USB, but those may not be good enough), by MOTU
and ProTools. From what I have heard these solutions work well.
Johannes
On 07.02.2003 22:04 Uhr, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
> To any of you Mac/Fin
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