Has anyone yet done anything useful with Finalescript? How useful is it?
What are the limitations?
Johannes
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At 2:02 PM -0800 1/12/04, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
On Monday, January 12, 2004, at 01:41 PM, Christopher BJ Smith wrote:
At 1:25 PM -0800 1/12/04, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
On Monday, January 12, 2004, at 11:40 AM, Christopher BJ Smith wrote:
That changes EVERY instance of that item. What if you only w
I did misunderstand -- I was going on the default settings, which is
what I think Dennis was complaining about.
And now I understand your statement to change the settings.
Sorry.
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
I think you misunderstand: There is no reason to have a setting where the
slur on the stem
On Monday, January 12, 2004, at 01:41 PM, Christopher BJ Smith wrote:
At 1:25 PM -0800 1/12/04, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
On Monday, January 12, 2004, at 11:40 AM, Christopher BJ Smith wrote:
That changes EVERY instance of that item. What if you only want some
items smaller or larger? Particularly
On 12.01.2004 21:58 Uhr, Andrew Stiller wrote
Ted Ross, on the direction of single note stems: "Some engravers
consider the middle line neutral and take the option of using either
>> up-
or down-stems for note that fall on it. However, more up-to-date
engraving no longer permit
At 1:25 PM -0800 1/12/04, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
On Monday, January 12, 2004, at 11:40 AM, Christopher BJ Smith wrote:
That changes EVERY instance of that item. What if you only want
some items smaller or larger? Particularly, I have been looking for
a way to have the parenthesized sharp, flat, a
I think you misunderstand: There is no reason to have a setting where the
slur on the stem side starts near the top of the stem. With my settings the
slur starts near the notehead. And has the right slope. So the best thing is
actually to change the defaults, rather than move every slur.
With Engra
On Monday, January 12, 2004, at 11:40 AM, Christopher BJ Smith wrote:
That changes EVERY instance of that item. What if you only want some
items smaller or larger? Particularly, I have been looking for a way
to have the parenthesized sharp, flat, and natural a little larger in
JazzFont. Other
George,
Creating a reduced size cautionary clef is easy:
- use the Clef tool.
- double click in the measure where you need the clef.
- choose "create a movable mid-measure clef".
- choose "show clef always".
- enter your chosen percentage size for the clef.
For the time signatures, there are diff
Dennis wrote:
> Ted Ross, on the direction of single note stems: "Some engravers
> consider the middle line neutral and take the option of using either
up-
> or down-stems for note that fall on it. However, more up-to-date
> engraving no longer permits an option; now a down-stem is always
> >
At 09:14 AM 1/11/04 -0500, Linda Worsley wrote:
I record
mostly "serious" or :"classical" music... I call it "art" music, but
honestly there is no good word for it, is there?
"Art music" and "serious" can apply to many genres, and "classical" carries
too much baggage.
Me, I always use "classical,"
Sorry...I misunderstood your question. You could do it graphically, using
the Expression tool to create a shape expression for a larger sharp with
parentheses (and same for flat), then program a metatool for each of the
two. That would make for comparatively fast entry. They each would have to
be e
If you have one note stem-up and the next note stem-down (second space
stem up to middle line stem down), the slur goes from the stem (almost
at the top) to the note head. So the slur has an overall down
appearance, while the pitch is going up. If you flip the slur, it goes
from notehead to n
On 12.01.2004 19:48 Uhr, d. collins wrote
> Johannes Gebauer écrit:
>> Change your settings.
>
> Does your standard slur from A to B in treble clef go up or down?
Up, as it should. I think the difference is that my slurs are placed nearer
the note on the stem side than what you use. Before Engra
On 12.01.2004 18:48 Uhr, David H. Bailey wrote
> Or change the slur.
Why? You can set it up so that such slurs are just fine, and exactly as they
should be. With Engraver slurs there are no conflicts with other common
situations (before Engraver slurs a slur reaching over B-A-B in treble clef
wou
At 11:01 AM -0600 1/12/04, Richard Huggins wrote:
George, go Options > Select Default Fonts > Notation > and after that
item-by-item select Clef, Time Signature and whatever else you want smaller.
For each one, click the Set Font button and change the size for the selected
element from its default
I would like to differentiate the bass line from melody on a guitar score
written with a TAB line below it.
I've seen it in several books where the bass numbers are notated in bold to
set themselves apart from the rest of the TAB fingering. This is very
helpful in pieces such as Leo Kottke or Chet
It's easy to reduce the size of a single accidental: use the
Accidental Mover tool in Special tools. Click on the measure, double
click on the handle of the accidental you want to edit and you'll see
a dialog that permits you to do several things, including resizing
the accidental.
For clefs a
Or change the slur.
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 12.01.2004 17:39 Uhr, d. collins wrote
Because they don't go in the same direction as the music: from B to A the
slur will be ascending (at least with my regular settings).
Change your settings.
Johannes
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I don't know of a way to reduce an individual clef or a time signature
or key signature other than to redefine the size for all instances of
the same, in the Options/Document Settings dialog. Under Fonts you can
redefine the font size for any of those items, but it will affect the
entire file,
On 12.01.2004 17:39 Uhr, d. collins wrote
> Because they don't go in the same direction as the music: from B to A the
> slur will be ascending (at least with my regular settings).
Change your settings.
Johannes
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George, go Options > Select Default Fonts > Notation > and after that
item-by-item select Clef, Time Signature and whatever else you want smaller.
For each one, click the Set Font button and change the size for the selected
element from its default of 24 pt. to whatever you wish, i.e. 20 pt, 18 pt.
Dear Finale List:
Is it possible to reduce the size of individual clefs, time signatures and
accidentals?
I didn't see anything in the manual other than note, staff and page
reductions, or reductions on a global scale.
As always, thanks for your great help.
George Boziwick
Linda,
Thanks for this response. I think it gets to the heart of what such
general/vague musical words help us express.
At 01:28 PM 1/11/04 -0500, Linda Worsley wrote:
>But "non-pop" strikes me as horrible...
>Non pop equals =
>* Not popular (in the sense that people don't generally like it, not
On 12.01.2004 12:02 Uhr, Hans Swinnen wrote
> Johannes,
>
> if I understand you correctly, you could copy one half a measure with
> Mass Mover as many times as you need, then apply the Single Pitch PI
> from Finale on ev'ry half measure.
Unfortunately that doesn't work either: I am dealing with
On Jan 11, 2004, at 11:29 PM, Michael Cook wrote:
Mark, do you have Finale 2004? If so, you can use the new "Repitch"
tool in Simple entry to do exactly what you describe but with one
keystroke instead of four: just type the new pitches with the alpha
characters.
Nope, I'm on 2k2. But I look f
Johannes,
if I understand you correctly, you could copy one half a measure with
Mass Mover as many times as you need, then apply the Single Pitch PI
from Finale on ev'ry half measure.
Hans
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
Unfortunately that doesn't work: It seems that this plugin requires the same
_num
Unfortunately that doesn't work: It seems that this plugin requires the same
_number_ of notes in the pitch staff. Since this is 5 per half measure, plus
a rest, it actually ends up being just as much work. I want to enter half
notes in the pitch staff, and then have the rhythm copied onto it, keep
Mark, do you have Finale 2004? If so, you can use the new "Repitch"
tool in Simple entry to do exactly what you describe but with one
keystroke instead of four: just type the new pitches with the alpha
characters.
Best wishes,
Michael Cook
At 19:34 -0800 11/01/2004, Mark D Lew wrote:
On Jan 1
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