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D. Keneth Fowler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>
>“A great piece is always better
>than any performance of it” -
>
>André Previn at an award ceremony in his honor
I expect it was you that quoted this a week or so ago. I passed it on
ye
I just purchased the Edirol PCR-30 -- a 32-key MIDI controller that
plugs in directly to your computer's USB port -- for on-the-road MIDI
Speedy Entry. Of course, now I need a gig bag for it, and -- unlike
the M-Audio Oxygen 8 -- there don't appear to be any bags made
specifically for this con
If you have 2k2 or later, drag-select handles with the smart shape tool and
right-click (mac:control-click) the handle of the pedal line you want them
all to line up to and choose Align horizontally. They'll all snap into
place.
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In a message dated 7/10/03 10:44:43 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< That said, however, I think that pedal markings should be used only
when absolutely necessary, places where a pianist would not normally
expect to use the pedal. >>
I am using pedal markings extensively in works that I am wri
You can go to tape but you don't have to. Your MIDI program can play your
outboard synthesizer, which is connected to your sound-in port on the CPU
(probably it's actually an audio-out signal coming from your outboard
amplifier that you would connect, unless your synth is self-amplified). A
concurr
At 12:47 PM 7/10/03 -0400, Phil Daley wrote:
>You are still using the same power supply?
No, the *only* original component is the floppy drive ... and me. :)
The floppy drive is only for emergencies and the occasional clean boot for
upgrading hard drives or deep-scan virus checking. It gets used
And that's what makes our economic system!
Thanks all to this great information -- on my ancient MacPC I've come to
the conclusion that if I want my midi files to be on CD I must first go
to tape and transfer back in to the computer --- frankly the loss of
fidelity is minor compared to the qua
At 07/10/2003 10:32 AM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
>I have never bought a new machine. Each part was replaced as needed
Exactly.
>The machine in
>front of me began almost 11 years ago at 33MHz with 8MB of memory, 80MB
>hard drive, 13-inch monitor, "toy" sound card, and Windows 3.1.
I started 15
Keneth Fowler writes:
Until now I have not been asked to engrave any piano music. But the
time has come. The User Manual talks about three ways to indicate
pedaling. Is there a generally accepted style in use today to
indicate pedaling? Is it one of the plans in the Manual? If not,
what is con
Until now I have not been asked to engrave any piano music. But the time
has come. The User Manual talks about three ways to indicate pedaling. Is
there a generally accepted style in use today to indicate pedaling? Is it
one of the plans in the Manual? If not, what is considered good practice
t
At 09:56 AM 7/10/03 -0400, Crystal Premo wrote:
>It seems that there
>is no end to it.
You are learning what PC owners have known for years -- that a computer is
a general-purpose tool that you optimize (if not customize) for yourself.
And it's a tool that, if it's to be applied to newer material
You are actually much more fortunate than I am in that my current machine,
which runs fine in OS 9, is really not up to date enough to run OS X
seriously. For me the next year will require a major investment to run OS X.
In addition I will need a new scanner, cd-burner, printer and several major
so
On 10.07.2003 14:41 Uhr, Crystal Premo wrote
>>> I don't know of _any_ audio application that will run without problems in
> the classic environment under OS X. Most of them won't run at all<<
>
> This seems like a really stupid move on the part of the OS developers,
> doesn't it?
It has rather
I don't know of _any_ audio application that will run without problems in
the classic environment under OS X. Most of them won't run at all<<
This seems like a really stupid move on the part of the OS developers,
doesn't it?
Crystal Premo
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