Historically, "cut time" is a half circle with a line through it. The
line, in the 16th century, was an indication of a proportion of 2:1
["proportio dupla" or "diminuto" or "diminutio simplex"]; i.e., the
tempo is twice as fast with the same written note values. The same
relationship could be
> I know the sign for cut time , a c with a line through it. Is there
> anything like that when the time signature is
> 3/2? A friend drew a 3/4 time signature on a part and put a line through
> it. Is there anything like this?
I don't think so. If you want to do it, the analogous manner to do it
At 10:24 PM 11/01/03, d. collins wrote:
>I see in several books (Ross, etc.) that the tempo indication should be
>aligned with the time signature. But what if there is no change in time
>signature? Does one align it with the first note in the new tempo?
That's what I would do.
>And if this is a
Hi all:
I know the sign for cut time , a c with a line through it. Is there
anything like that when the time signature is
3/2? A friend drew a 3/4 time signature on a part and put a line through
it. Is there anything like this?
Thanks:
Bob Florence
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Dennis Collins writes:
I see in several books (Ross, etc.) that the tempo indication should
be aligned with the time signature. But what if there is no change
in time signature? Does one align it with the first note in the new
tempo?
And if this is a tempo change inside a movement, does one st
On Saturday, Nov 1, 2003, at 08:39 US/Pacific, Tobias Giesen wrote:
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Maybe it wasn't a worm but a common trouser snake?
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For a custom clef you need to create custom key signatures. This may
seem strange, but you'll need to open the Key Signature dialog box
and choose "Nonstandard". Then click on ClefOrd to get to the
"Accidental Octave Placement" dialog box. The number of your clef (0)
should already be set. Use
I repeat the following question in case it was missed.
I have set up a clef (F clef on the top line of the stave: middle C = 4,
clef position = 0) but when I add a key signature it appears well above the
stave. How do I get it to appear on the stave?
Michael Lawlor
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> a worm inside Yahoo?
No, it's just another kind of spam.
> "Click here for a great dating service"
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I would set up a macro. I think QuickKeys is the Mac program used widely.
On Windows I use MacroExpress. I once had many many files to change a number
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