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First change the time signture to 4/4.
Then:
Mass Mover -> Change -> Note Durations -> 200%
Hope it helps.
Good night, chicos y chicas.
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> Listers:
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> Is there an automated way to take a piece notated in 2/4 and expand
> everything by 2 to have it written in 4/4.
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> Eg. Eighth notes beco
Listers:
Is there an automated way to take a piece notated in 2/4 and expand
everything by 2 to have it written in 4/4.
Eg. Eighth notes become quarter notes, half notes become whole notes,
etc...
Thanks for the help,
Tom
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At 7:13 AM 03/31/03, Matthew Hindson Fastmail Acct wrote:
>Yes, but in Australia it's still 50 years after the composer's death, and
>Bartok died in 1945.
>
>So putting it on mp3.com.au would be OK, I would assume. Paul, you could
>give APRA or AMCOS a call to make sure. I'm sure they'd be only
But international jurisdictions get sketchy at that point -- it might be
public domain in Australia, but if your ISP has business locations
within countries where the copyright term is longer and that work is
still protected by copyright, they can be forced to take your file down.
Matthew Hin
Horace Brock has already answered this, but I wanted to add that when I
am entering music into a transposing score in Finale from a concert
pitch original, I set the Options to Display in Concert Pitch (why this
isn't on the VIEW menu is beyond my comprehension!) and only after all
the note ent
Enter notes as they appear on the staff. If you want to see a
second-space A, press A on the keyboard. This is true whether you are
in concert pitch mode or transposed.
Horace Brock
On Sun, 30 Mar 2003 14:58:57 -0500, you wrote:
>Dear list,
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>When entering notation from a MIDI keyboard into a
>
> Bartok's music is still protected by copyright so you would be breaking
> copyright law by posting it without obtaining written permission and
> paying whatever royalty the copyright holder wanted to charge you --
Yes, but in Australia it's still 50 years after the composer's death, and
Bartok
Dear list,
When entering notation from a MIDI keyboard into a transposing staff
such as the clarinet part of a score, are the MIDI notes supposed to be
automatically transposed as they are entered, or are they entered in
concert pitch only?
If they are supposed to be automatically transposed
At 6:22 AM 03/30/03, David H. Bailey wrote:
[answering Paul Copeland]
>Bartok's music is still protected by copyright so you would be breaking
>copyright law by posting it without obtaining written permission and
>paying whatever royalty the copyright holder wanted to charge you -- [...]
To elab
Bartok's music is still protected by copyright so you would be breaking
copyright law by posting it without obtaining written permission and
paying whatever royalty the copyright holder wanted to charge you --
there hasn't been any clearcut legal decision on whether posting music
is a performan
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