Thanks Johannes but I figured that out -- I just don't understand why these
things are so big.
re the other command/option/shift and click screen to reduce and blammo 5%!
Jerry
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 20.04.2004 22:49 Uhr, gj.berg wrote
The meta-tool resize command i
Yup, it most certainly is. It has acquired this Lemur like blink ---
very slow blink and then a thought and then the command. Arg!
The meta-tool resize command is all messed up -- you hit for half size
and dang if it doesn't decide to go all the way down to 5%.
My back is one ball of tension k
re none existed afore.
And no responses either!
Jerry
David W. Fenton wrote:
On 16 Mar 2004 at 14:10, gj.berg wrote:
David W. Fenton wrote:
I just upgraded an older file (I think it began life as 3.52, was
converted to WinFin97, now into WinFin2K3), and I'm
One suggestion is turn on active layer only - go to 4 then do spacing
jerry
David W. Fenton wrote:
I just upgraded an older file (I think it began life as 3.52, was
converted to WinFin97, now into WinFin2K3), and I'm having fits with
the spacing for any measure with blank notation in layer 1 a
Good Point!
Thanx.
Jerry
Mr. Liudas Motekaitis wrote:
The obvious question: did you check the staff attributes?
Liudas
- Original Message -
From: "gj.berg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi all
On a score I've been working on (for longer than I care to mention) I
have added new staffs over time. When I apply a measure expression for
display on these new staffs the item fails to appear. I've resorted the
staves but that don't work. Is there some magic formula to bring these
The earlier Tenor drum/Snare drum thread was a most useful and duly
noted topic.
Thanx again,
Gerald Berg
Phil Daley wrote:
At 2/27/2004 11:09 AM, gj.berg wrote:
>Hey! I've been meaning to ask around this too.
>
> From my long past youth of playing drums I count 3 different
Thanx for the advice!
klaas de jong wrote:
To the whole list: I made a mistake while setting up my spamslammer; so,
just ignore the message which was sent to you.
I guess I wasn't so phenomenally clever as Dennis.
Klaas.
Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
At 12:40 PM 2/28/04 -0500, yo
Thing of it is -- I think I'm the guilty party -(not of the white listing
thingy I hasten to add) but Phil Daley replied to my Rim shot query and in
my return thank you (Thanks Andrew subsequently) I noticed it was only going
directly to Phil and so threw in the Finale address ( I make the same
hese everytime we post to
the list until list-owner Henry Howey unsubscribes the offending
individual manually.
Just include it in your trash filter.
David H. Bailey
gj.berg wrote:
Say I received this message -- is this serious?
What on earth does it mean?
Jerry Berg
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Hey! I've been meaning to ask around this too.
From my long past youth of playing drums I count 3 different kinds of
rim shots -
a. the classic one stick across and a whack across it from the other
stick:. the 'gunshot' I'll call it.
b. with both sticks hitting both drum rim and head -- the '
Thanx Brad I'll take a look at it.
Jerry
Brad Beyenhof wrote:
Actually, that's not true. If you have "select partial measures"
selected, and you select only an eighth note's worth of space for the
plugin to copy, pasting over a region will change every note that
lands precisely on an eighth
Brad
I believe the rhythms would have to be identical in order to copy
properly. When I said they were all exactly the same I meant in the
sense that I tick the bottom boxes of all the notes (in the measure) and
the upper note boxes (like wise).
Thanx
Jerry
Brad Beyenhof wrote:
Couldn't Robe
Now, it would be nice to drag enclose stem splitting -- I've been doing
allot of this lately (they are all identical - well except for the
seconds which require tweaking) and I get tad steamed (sometimes when
I'm feeling more accepting-- very sleepy) that I have to do every
niggardly one by han
Sorry can't visualize it but have you tried Special Tools - beam breaker?
Jerry
d. collins wrote:
I have three beamed grace notes before the main note (quarter note):
two 32nds and one 16th. When I beam these together, I get three beams
all over the three notes (3 32nds) instead of three beams
Sorry, am I missing something here? Is my world view about to be shattered?
I've always worked under the assumption that hairpins cannot be performed
on any note being held -- in order for the decresc. effect to take place
the note has to be be rearticulated.
To that end I've found the execu
Very nice review Andrew.
The religious/artist thing was an interesting tangible example. I would
pursue that a bit further, in that, rather than priests or monks ---that
is attendees of the flock -- and admitting that some art does resemble
this form of expression -- the actual religious mod
Well I'm interested in the topic but unable to help. On Fin Mac 2k2
I've also noticed a difference in what is copied when the partial
measures is active. Even tho' one double clicks (for highlighting the
whole measure) you don't get the pop up 'for _ measures' nor smart
shapes and what not.
And that's what makes our economic system!
Thanks all to this great information -- on my ancient MacPC I've come to
the conclusion that if I want my midi files to be on CD I must first go
to tape and transfer back in to the computer --- frankly the loss of
fidelity is minor compared to the qua
So, if I understand this aright -- If I wanted to make a pdf of a score
200 odd pages long I would have to save each page as an individual EPS
file? (have my voice raise hysterically on that last bit).
Gerald (Jerry) Berg
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
>On 30.06.2003 15:20 Uhr, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Or as Materlinck would have it --
"In some strange way we devalue things as soon as we give utterance to them"
Gerald Berg
Richard Huggins wrote:
From: Andrew Stiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
...at the rate things are going the beauty of music is unlikely to remain
b
Which reminds me of a suggestion I wanted to discuss. Having optimized
the staves it would be nice to be able to double click the bottom of
these 2 handles and have all subsequent bottom handles be selected. I
find moving staves a laborious process with no easy work around.
Jerry Berg
Davi
ular types of errors. But it is good
to know of a fool proof pass through for all present work.
I still think some sort of option to skip parenthesized notes would be
useful.
Jerry Berg
Philip M. Aker wrote:
On Monday, May 26, 2003, at 05:49 America/Vancouver, gj.berg wrote:
One problem
oops I forgot Stockhausen. I think it was because his name is too long.
Stocky -- unbeknownst to us all -- apparently he is still a Hippy.
Thanx
Andrew Stiller wrote:
I got into a debate with someone over Postmodernism, and realized that
I had no clear idea of what the term was supposed t
Worth a stab - although I'll save the criterion for later.
Boulez - modernist -- although he appears to deny that now.
Cage - post modern before the term then went modernist, then left the
scene entirely.
Crumb - most certainly post-modern
Messiaen -- had some modernistic tendencies (but I don
I know, I know--- Batteries not included.
Giz Bowe wrote:
At 10:21 AM 12/15/02, gj.berg wrote:
And it includes a dancing vacuum?
Of course -- nothing is too good for me!
*
Girard Giz Bowe
Richmond VA
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
no website in sight
And it includes a dancing vacuum?
Jerry Berg
Crystal Premo wrote:
Au contraire. I got plenty of nothing; and nothing's plenty for me.>>
*Most* excellent. Laughing out loud here.
Crystal Premo
[EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED]
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There is a difference between zero and nothing. Zero is a stasis in a' something'
that is the addition and subtraction of something.
Nothing on the other hand exists in no continuum -- because there is nothing
there is no something to posit against it.
Nothing is philosophical -- it doesn'
I dunno -- I kind liked it myself. Math/Soul -- Mind/Body -- I'm more of
a Spinozean personally -- hopefully that means I'm being creative.
Jerry Berg
Stu McIntire wrote:
Ok, it's been all day and the silence is deafening! Or does everyone but me
know this is just bait and you're accordi
You want 5/4 - you make 5/4
Row, row, row, row, your boat.
Gently, gently down the stream.
Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily,
Life O life is but a dream.
That'll be $50 US
Thanx
Jerry Berg
shirling & neueweise wrote:
There's also a song by
Sting called 'Seven days' that
Well this is all a pretty mess. Thanks Andrew!
If this were a Venn diagram obviously all previous music would relate
and 20th C. -Western art would be in a category by itself.
The binding factor for the rest would be the forming of a relationship
to the harmonic series.
Having to then extract
OK, one more time -- why do I not want to buy this version?
Jerry
Éric Dussault wrote:
> FinMac 2003 is now ready to ship!
> see coda's site.
>
> Eric
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Personally, I make it a policy to never write what I hear -- I mean if I
can hear it why bother?
Now writing beyond what I hear -- that's engaging!
It's like T-shirts. Why wear T-shirts from places you've been to. You've
been there - why bother with a T-shirt? Instead wear T-shirts from places
As a side bar --and it probably won't suit everybody but ---I duplicate the
staff/score tool dynamics, reduce their size, enclose them in < > and set to
brackets don't print - hot key 'em all and put in default file.
Crude but effective dynamics.
Jerry
Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
> At 11:22 A
Oh Jari don't start this. I knew this topic was heading this way but by you? A
noted wise man of the list!
I want you to know that this topic just took over the board - :)
You are entirely and completely wrong in your assessments and assumptions.
Next you will assert that improvisation is bes
Yeah it's automatic music spacing that does it a 2nd time.
I still despise the automatic move speedy makes when you click off on the half
exposed side
measures.
Please, please let's all get this to be optional.
Time Sig. change default is all wrong too! But that's been a few versions
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