> Keef wrote:
[snip]
We usually just ask and somebody usually just answers. We are economic in
our use of pixels and if we brag, we usually keep it confined to a clause of
one sentence.
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Keef wrote:
[snip of incredible list of stuff]
my own familiarity with the piece. Does this give you a clearer picture
of where I've been and where I might head to? I'm very unfocussed at
the moment and need to investigate my options but I *desperately* need
help on that. I hope I'm aski
On 14 Oct 2003 at 15:25, Keef wrote:
> if Chopin's music weren't so *unreadable* it wouldn't be so
> scary for pianists, so the goal is to make it at least in the realm of
> sight-readable.
Uh, as a pianist I would say that you have a number of problems with
that statement:
1. Chopin isn't sca
A couple of suggestions:
- you might tell us more precisely in what field you plan to work in.
I'm so incredibly unfocussed here it's not funny. I don't know where
the talent lies -- it's the old "carving the niche" problem. I *did* do
a relative time score back in 3.0 (and *gawd* it's ugly
On 14 Oct 2003 at 11:06, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
> If possible I would ask that people send mail to the list by using the
> TO handler, rather than CC, but if that's not an option I can live
> with the current situation.
There are a whole host of headers you could use for filtering:
X-BeenTher
The only problem with *that* is that if someone sends a personal reply
it will end up in your Finale box as well!
I have my filter settings set to send mail with BOTH "[Finale]" in the
subject AND "any recipient" containing the string "shsu.edu." This is
in OS X Mail... not the most wonderful
Hi everyone ...
I'm looking for someone to send a few examples of my work in Finale
(trying to change careers) for critique, but I need a mentor of sorts,
because I'm flying by the seat of my pants basically. I need to see if
I'm a contender of any sort basically, and I'm trying to build a
dy
I ditto the reply below. I do this in my Outlook Express and it works
perfectly. Include the [ and ] brackets unless you want any occurance of the
word "finale" in the Subject to be routed to the Finale folder, which you
may.
--Richard
> From: "Daniel Dorff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> In Tools | Mess
I can confirm it for you (turnabout is fair play!)
I will contact winsupport about this. The documentation says nothing
about how this new playback of smart-shapes, expressions (not all,
apparently!), and articulations only works with layer 1.
Thanks for pointing it out, so I won't be wondering
Very good! I have a colleague who teaches commercial music type
courses (improvisation, songwriting, etc), and he often has students
who just think they can wing it and be a successful musician. He
says to them: "What if you were undergoing brain surgery, and the
surgeon walks in and says to
The combination of human playback and playback-programmed dynamics is
driving me nuts. Can someone confirm these two preliminary conclusions:
Hairpins do not affect layers 2-4.
Measure attached dynamics do not affect layers 2-4.
Richard Yates
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Very nice review Andrew.
The religious/artist thing was an interesting tangible example. I would
pursue that a bit further, in that, rather than priests or monks ---that
is attendees of the flock -- and admitting that some art does resemble
this form of expression -- the actual religious mod
In Tools | Message Rules | Mail | Mail Rules, define that filter to grab
anything with [Finale] in the Subject field. Then it doesn't matter what's
in the to: or cc: field.
- Original Message -
From: "Don Hart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 14, 2003 3:4
Refine your filters so that all three addresses will route to your
designated folder. If you can't add additional conditions to an
existing filter, then add a second or third filter to handle all three
finale-list addresses.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is a convenience that shsu activated when it
chang
I don't know why mails sent _to_ the alternate list address don't sort, but
in my case mails that have the list address as one of the (and not the only
one) CC addresses don't sort. These are usually mails sent by David Bailey
and (I think) Craig.
(I realize that I could probably sort this out som
Up until a couple of months or so ago, all of my Finale List mail was routed
to a designated folder, separate from the rest of my email. Since then,
though, more and more Finale List mail has come straight to my general
inbox.
Without checking every single post, it seems that those sent to
<[EM
- Original Message -
From: "Tim Thompson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 'I never really studied brain surgery, but I'm
> pretty good at winging it!'" I realize this is a far-fetched analogy,
> but it speaks to the perceptions of people concerning what it takes to
> be a professional in any field v
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