At 06:34 PM 1/2/2004, Christopher BJ Smith wrote:
>Then I could save TG
>Tools for the heavy lifting, and invoke Finale's explode with its one
>keystroke more often,
...or use TGTools keyboard remapper to map smart part extraction to a
single keystroke.
Aaron.
At 6:56 AM -0800 1/02/04, Philip Aker wrote:
On Wednesday, Dec 31, 2003, at 12:15 US/Pacific, Christopher BJ Smith wrote:
I often write for big band, and homophonic sections are easily
entered by holding down big fat 4 or 5 part chords on the MIDI
keyboard with one hand while entering the note v
I have a somewhat similar problem to the one presented by Andrew Stiller
several weeks ago (which was seemingly solved by clearing Performance Data.)
However.
I import an existing SATB midi file into Finale. I make my
editorial/compositional/musical changes to it. I turn OFF Human Playback
(we're
At 09:36 AM 1/2/2004, Philip Aker wrote:
>Whoosh. You've missed my point entirely. I'm talking about musical
>parts--not what staves will "look" like at a later point in order to
>conform to notation conventions. I write "a2" as a result. That is to
>say a result of a particular orchestration/instr
I don't think you can make the presumption that the chords would be
continuously parallel.
And I don't think it really matters if you think of it as one part with
4 voices or 4 parts that are in sync with each other.
I think of such a passage as 4 parts in sync with each other, but I'm
not sur
Well playback is via USB midi but there are no problems with the other
midi programmes that I use.
I originally thought the problem was with one particular file (which was
longer than the rest) but it has been occurring recently in other files
too. There might be a connection of older Finale form
On Wednesday, Dec 31, 2003, at 12:15 US/Pacific, Christopher BJ Smith
wrote:
I often write for big band, and homophonic sections are easily entered
by holding down big fat 4 or 5 part chords on the MIDI keyboard with
one hand while entering the note value with the other, on the first
trumpet p
On Wednesday, Dec 31, 2003, at 12:09 US/Pacific, Aaron Sherber wrote:
is precisely the point. Just because I enter in two or more layers,
doesn't necessarily mean that it ends up looking like a typical two
layer staff. I may choose to hide notes or output from an auxiliary
staff to have a "comp
I have not had any playback problems at all. How are you having it
playback? With the built-in soft-synth, through your soundcard or
external module? Using human playback or not?
Does it crash on randomly selected files or just on one particular file?
Maybe some more details will help us tro
On 02.01.2004 14:45 Uhr, d. collins wrote
> Johannes Gebauer écrit:
>> I use 2.25 EVPUs and double that for ledger lines. Line Thickness in PDFs
>> depend on the distiller. If you are using Ghostscript than use version 8 or
>> higher, it seems to have the most accurate line thickness translation,
Here's what I found on the internet...
Der Greis
chant à 4 voix (SATB) avec piano)
Texte: J.W. L. Gleim 1. Hin ist alle meine Kraft
Molto Adagio (la majeur)
See
http://www.carus-verlag.com/index.php3?selSprache=1&BLink=KKWerk&WerkID=5791
*OR*
Edition Egtved · Danmark
Distributio
> My own printer is a 300 dpi non-postscript laser printer, 14 years old.
> That's why I don't know if I can trust it enough to use my eye.
Yes, but whatever is the final printer for your work is where it has to look
good. If you're using 300dpi for the final product, you would experiment to
see
I use 2.25 EVPUs and double that for ledger lines. Line Thickness in PDFs
depend on the distiller. If you are using Ghostscript than use version 8 or
higher, it seems to have the most accurate line thickness translation, in
earlier versions lines tended to be thinner from my experience.
I don't th
It would also possibly matter whether you're printing to a 600dpi laser or a
1200dpi laser or something else. I find it takes different settings when I
print at home on an HP4MP and in the office on an HP5000.
The real answer though is to use your eye rather than to count on raw
numbers, and alwa
WinFin2k4 Win98SE
I've been experiencing frequent crashes on playback since upgrading to
2k4. Has anyone else had this trouble?
Malcolm Miles
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