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The Finale Web site says that with the initial release of FinMac
2004, there will not be the ability to compile postscript listings:
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Q.
Will Finale 2004 for Macintosh support EPS files?
A.
Yes and no. The initial release (2004)
On 18.01.2004 21:20 Uhr, d. collins wrote
> Johannes Gebauer écrit:
>> Has anyone succeeded in making a Finale Script to print booklets? If so, are
>> you willing to share the code?
>
> There's a ready-made script in Finale. Doesn't it work?
Well, I haven't got my update yet. I didn't realize th
Has anyone succeeded in making a Finale Script to print booklets? If so, are
you willing to share the code?
Johannes
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> This is quite good!
Thank you, Liudas.
>Did you sample your own guitar? What is the process
> involved? This was played directly off of a Finale score?!
Finale's biggest contribution was in being able to assign instrument patches
to notes using expressions programmed for playback. It makes th
Andrew Stiller's book (written over 20 years ago) states that the
transposition for crotales is not standardized, being either written
sounding 1 8ve higher or 2 8ves higher. I'm wondering if a consensus has
developed since Stiller wrote his book.
Two octaves of crotales seems to be reasonable
This is quite good! Did you sample your own guitar? What is the process
involved?
This was played directly off of a Finale score?!
Liudas
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Sent: Sunday, January 18, 2004 4:39 PM
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A "smart" rest mover (with options) would be a great idea!!!
Liudas
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Sent: Sunday, January 18, 2004 6:08 PM
Subject: [Finale] plugin wish
> For anyone working with multiple layers a p
For anyone working with multiple layers a plugin which could move individual
rests depending on the notes in the other layer would really make things a
lot easier.
Even if this plugin only checks ie the lowest note in layer 1 and the
highest not in layer 2, and moves rests accordingly, plus indivi
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> There are some wonderful free soundfonts on the web that may be ideal
> for you. On the other hand, you may find that after downloading many
> hundreds of megabytes of soundfonts, that you are still not happy with
> any of them.
I could not find a decent classical guitar soundfont so I made one
My choice is clear. Long time ago (when I had dropped out from the
university and my future was very dark) my father bought me a Macintosh
IIsi, an awfully heavy A3 dot matrix printer and a program. And with that I
became a professional copyist.
Now give a boy a PC and he´ll become a professional
Soundfonts are collections of patches in a format that soundfont-enabled
hardware and software can use.
Fin2004 makes use of a soundfont for its playback (if you choose the
SmartMusic softsynth for playback), so anybody using Fin2004 can make
use of soundfonts.
All of the CreativeLabs SoundBla
I need some education on this topic. Why do I need soundfonts? What are
they used for?
Thanks
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Aladdin's Stuff-It (at least the Windows version) can handle .rar
archive files.
Colin Broom wrote:
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Subject: Re: [Finale] Sound fonts and Mac
Than
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>Thanks! It works fine. Now I'd like to find a nice continuo organ
soundfont.
>Dennis
Have a look at Je
Guides are well used in a rare scenario in which the page layout is
finished, all tweaks are finished, and then you find that you need to change
something that alters the widths of measures automatically, like deleting a
time signature which it turns out was needlessly placed.
In this scenario, yo
I would like to contact off-list Patterson of Patterson plug-ins. E-mail address please.
All the best,
KIM Richmond
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