get plenty of allies for taking the time
to clearly lay out your concerns. Also, I agree that the onus is on
MakeMusic to solve this quickly. The work arounds don't work on any
level. As I said in a previous email: "Ultimately the solution lies
with MakeMusic to corr
ointed out, and the output in the end is not
acceptable.
Ultimately the solution lies with MakeMusic to correct things.
-Randolph Peters
P.S. Just curious, but why doesn't TIF work?
First of all I am not convinced that those EPS files work properly. PS files
produced this way certainly don&#x
won't keep recommending GC for
this kind of work.
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Actually, the Mac OS X 2k4b updater is on the MakeMusic site. If you
want the OS 9 version you have to get the CD.
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calls them melisma lines and extension lines.
As I wipe the egg off my face, I should state for the record that I
am NOT an engraver, I just play one on the internet sometimes...
And the plug-ins DO give inconsistent results.
Thanks for helping. And cancel that order for a new
d notes where I don't want them.
What does the list think? Shouldn't this at least be an option?
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e the macro was invoked.
I don't think iKey can do this yet.
Both programs will get the job done, but for those of you who who
have written off Quickeys, perhaps they should give it another look.
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IS faster than Finale in terms of screen redraws.
4) I was very impressed that I could control the view percentage and
also what page I was looking at while the score was playing.
As Darcy has pointed out, Finale simply has to match or beat Sibelius
on items 3 and 4 to stay competitive.
-Rando
he librarians saying that they preferred coil
binding to comb binding for large scores, but they also can be bulky
when stacked.
Although I agree with many of the orchestral librarians concerns, I
am only offering this up to this list for your information.
-Randolph Peters
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other free control panel called "Switcher PowerUp" can also add
this function to OS 8.5 and up as well as a few other doo-dads for
switching apps.
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to have this sorted out by the end of the day.
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will add this functionality in the next upgrade, but there
is no reason to avoid Finale 2004 for this temporary lack.
-Randolph Peters
Now, does anyone have a good way to transfer a few hundred Quickeys
shortcuts from system 9 to 10?
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upgrade to Performer 4.12. It fixes the
sticky fader problem.
http://www.motu.com/downloads/dp/dp_4.12update.hqx
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er driver.
Can any of you Mac OS X gurus confirm this?
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At 9:52 AM -0800 1/17/04, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
On Saturday, January 17, 2004 9:42 AM, Randolph Peters wrote:
BTW, I noticed on my Finale account that MakeMusic is only charging
half price for the upgrade because of the delay. Nice gesture, I
think.
What?!? How did you pull that? Mine is
Just curious. Any Mac user get their 2004 edition yet?
BTW, I noticed on my Finale account that MakeMusic is only charging
half price for the upgrade because of the delay. Nice gesture, I
think.
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particularly useful. Have I
missed something?
No. The lack of use in scroll view is why I ignored the feature.
TGTools then came up with a way to align dynamics and hairpins and so
I soon forgot the guides function was there. What are people doing
with this?
-Randolph Peters
but-secretly-hoping-for-a-radical-paradigm-shift-in-public-tastes"
music?
-Randolph Peters
I always get punch-drunk as my deadlines approach.
Finale content: [Deadlines that are not yet being aided by FinMac 2004.]
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a musical DNA of who they are. They want "good
music" and it doesn't matter about the style. Nonpop new music has a
place, albeit a small one, for this kind of listener.
This still doesn't solve the problem of naming the kind of music we
write. Usually others do that for you for
"Nonpop" goes a certain distance, but it ultimately fails as
nomenclature because it only says what it is not rather than what it
is. As a non-insect I believe we can do better!
-Randolph Peters
P.S. Is "new music" so bad?
Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote (in a different su
should be part of the program, but I'm glad that
plugin developers have been responsive enough to deal with it.
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the job better. If Finale
starts incorporating features from third party plugin developers,
great! They were still well worth the cost.
-Randolph Peters
At 10:06 PM -0500 12/30/03, David H. Bailey wrote:
Which removed a huge financial burden and crush of user-complaints.
Ain't it gr
thin hours.
Finale opened the door to this kind of service and improved set of
features when they opened up the plugin development to others.
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rst had it?
ResEdit won't stop you from duplicating key commands so you have to
be careful to avoid confusion.
The OS X version of Finale will work differently so these comments
are only for Mac OS 8 and 9.
Good luck. It's worth the effort.
-Randolph Peters
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glissandos. This works on both the Tab Slide and Glissando tools.
(Modify-->Shift-->Glissandos)
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ing up on each line.
It used to be hard to transfer custom lines from document to
document, but Robert Patterson's Mass Copy and Settings Scrapbook
plugins have solved those problems. Legibility is still a concern in
extracted parts, but I just see that as one more thi
Brad Beyenhof wrote:
On Monday, September 22, 2003, at 02:19 PM, Randolph Peters wrote:
These new desktop monitors are out of my league, but I thought some
on this list might like to drool over them. You might not ever need
to turn a page again!
http://www.go-l.com/monitors/cinerama/specs
These new desktop monitors are out of my league, but I thought some
on this list might like to drool over them. You might not ever need
to turn a page again!
http://www.go-l.com/monitors/cinerama/specs/index.htm
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w, OS 9 is still the system that
most professional Mac-based studios need to use. (There is a similar
lag in the graphics world.)
It's not dead yet!
-Randolph Peters
P.S. Regarding an earlier post about needing to upgrade to system 9
on machines that won't let you do it, I think there a
ing that makes Finale
so good.
As John Cleese says in Clockwise, "It's not the despair, I can stand
the despair. It's the hope!"
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Jari Williamsson wrote:
[a lot of good stuff and clarifications]
Thanks for clearing up my questions about HP. This feature DOES look
like it has potential!
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ses but he does call the larger units "beats."
The subdivisions are named the actual note length (eighth note or
whatever). See chapter 10 on Meter and Time Signatures for example.
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productivity would suffer a bit if you only had one tool
for hairpin dynamics. (e.g., scrolling to the end point when you are
already at the starting point of a hairpin would be a pain.)
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ale folder. Are the classic
transposition prefs stored inside the Finale 2003 preference file? Do
I have to redo all of my Finale preferences from scratch?
I'm on a Mac, system 9.2.2 using Finale 2003a
Thanks for your attention to thi
X offset or Y Offset and so on.
Does this help or should I keep digging?
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relief to have
windows open and close quickly.
System 9 may be dead but it will still be running my "mission
critical" apps for at least another year.
-Randolph Peters
Darcy James Argue wrote:
On Thursday, January 23, 2003, at 05:44 PM, Randolph Peters wrote:
My weekend experi
ature improvements in Finale rather than an OS X version.
Will we be forced to switch to OS X to be able to use future versions
of Finale? Or will there be 2 versions?
-Randolph Peters
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Robert Patterson wrote:
Another website offering superball mallets. (I found both by doing a Google
search.)
http://synthrick.tripod.com/mallets/
--
Robert Patterson
Thanks for the link. I wonder why I didn't think of using the
internet? I use it for everything else!
-Randolph P
the
60s. The superhero balls might not have the same properties.
I still wonder if there are generally available substitutes out there.
Thanks for your help.
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erballs aren't made anymore as far as I know, are there
substitutes out there that do as good a job or nearly as good?
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some Macs capable of booting up into Mac OS 9, and will
continue to sell a Power Mac G4 geared toward professionals such as
graphic designers until June.
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Fixes in Finale 2003a
Chord Tool
* It is now possible to change the fretboard font after a chord and
fretboard have been
entered.
* Fretboards now playback in the fretboard editor after entering and
exiting the Fretboard Instrument Definition dialog box.
Clef Tool
* Mid-measure clefs no longer
Dear Finale list members,
The 2k3a updaters for Mac and Windows are on the Coda web site:
http://www.codamusic.com/coda/downloads.asp
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Finale group.
-Randolph Peters
David Froom wrote:
Tapping the collective wisdom of the group:
Do any of you have experience with the software package called "Reason"?
This is a virtual synthesizer/sample-player/sample-editor/processor.
Also, could someone comment on the virtues o
).
I accept David Lawrence's definition, but thanks Darcy for showing us
how unrevealing the term really is!
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ans either:
1) no pitch
or
2) no strongly discernable pitch center.
I'm curious how you slice things up.
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ts?
Randy
"Even with Sibelius" is a curious turn of phrase. Does this imply
that the guru of Finale concedes certain advantages to the
competition, especially when it comes to servicing the more
notationally-challenged user? ;-)
-Randolph Peters
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ng through the boxes on a slur or smart shape and adjusting with
arrow keys is precise, easy, fast, and ergonomically nicer to your
back and arm than adjusting with the mouse. (Its those fidgety little
adjustments dragging with a mouse for hours on end that just kill my
upper back muscles.)
-Ra
yllables.
This method has taken me through 3 operas and a few vocal pieces. I
don't generally need verses to be on top of each other.
Damage limitation is the what it is all about!
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Tim Thompson wrote:
>Yes, same problem with MacFin 2003 and HP LJ 5000n. I was shocked by it,
>and then remembered having seen a post about it. It seems that both Finale
>and HP drivers are trying to help so much
nation with HP printing
software).
The problem of extra "untitled" print jobs which also contain
multiple copies, arises when you ask for more than 1 copy printed.
(Collating, duplexing, or printing page ranges doesn't seem to affect
the problem.)
Is anyone else getting extra c
nipeg?
Cheers,
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t as
short mp3 demos. I think a lot of people would find the examples very
helpful as well as appealing.
Best,
Randolph Peters
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gghhh i think it is getting me too.....
sincerely,
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which fonts have ready to go .FAN files for use with engraver slurs.
Jari Williamsson's site is the place to download these:
http://home5.swipnet.se/~w-52653/Finale/
Best wishes,
Randolph Peters
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
>I am wondering if there are any music fonts out there that I hav
features
and not know it.
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data in some
way?
Best wishes,
Randolph Peters
Andrew Stiller wrote:
>Following the advice given by several folks on the list, I tried
>changing the volume of one orchestral staff by assigning it a fixed
>value rather than applying a percentage. Still no go. The loudness
>is unaffect
...
..."iLogic"!
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For those Finale Mac users who need their free T-shirts, I noticed
that Coda is now taking orders (but not shipping) FinMac 2k3:
http://www.codamusic.com/finale/
Cheers,
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This behavior by the computer might be caused by settings in the
Energy Saver Control Panel. Check your settings under the schedule
tab or the advanced settings tab.
-Randolph Peters
At 8:56 PM -0700 6/28/02, Chuck Israels wrote:
>
>Every time my wife dutifully shuts down her G4 cube it
ment and
so on.)
The western economy is a mixed one. Debate what the right mixture
should be if you want, but lets not pretend that support of the arts
is an either/or proposition.
-Randolph Peters
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