On 21.01.2004 1:37 Uhr, Richard Huggins wrote
Below would be my choice as well. As for the objection that it can't be used
if correct spacing were an issue, I ask why. Spacing is adjustable to make
room for this, using the beat chart for one thing.
Well, adjusting the beat chart is more work
On 21.01.2004 3:03 Uhr, Mark D Lew wrote
For another, I should think it wouldn't be too hard to set up the
barline as either a note expression or an articulation in such a way
that Finale's spacing algorithm treats it properly (with the
appropriate feature checked under Music Spacing
On Jan 21, 2004, at 2:38 AM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
What about respacing stave (where the barline shows in between
groups), part
extraction etc.?
I dunno. I always do separate measures, like you do. I was just
suggesting an alternative to the beat chart for the other guy.
mdl
A statement such as If you are not bothered by the spacing problems,
then that's fine for you. I am. is uncalled for. What kind of engraver
would not be bothered by spacing problems? But who says that the remedy
to spacing problems is your solution only? It stands without question
that if a
You may draw two lines with the Smart Shape tool and then copy all the
shapes to all the bars. The barline is also available as an articulation.
I'm editing an early 19th Century concerted choral work, and about
midway thru the piece there is a change of tempo on the 4th beat of a
measure
On 21.01.2004 15:34 Uhr, Richard Huggins wrote
A statement such as If you are not bothered by the spacing problems,
then that's fine for you. I am. is uncalled for. What kind of engraver
would not be bothered by spacing problems? But who says that the remedy
to spacing problems is your
At 11:38 AM 1/21/04 +0100, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
Well, adjusting the beat chart is more work than it is worth, imo. If you
are not bothered by the spacing problems, then that's fine for you. I am.
Creating two measures on entry is less complicated than changing the beat
chart, I find.
The
Sorry for my over-reaction. That's what happens when you reply after short
and intermittent sleep. Suffice it to say that it should be considered a
given that a spacing issue will be addressed by a competent engraver, it's
only a matter of which approach is used. Hopefully we can agree that as
I'm editing an early 19th Century concerted choral work, and about
midway thru the piece there is a change of tempo on the 4th beat of a
measure (quarter note on beat one, quarter rest on beat two, quarter
rest of beat three with a fermata, followed by a thin double bar, then a
quarter note on
On 20.01.2004 21:59 Uhr, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Is there some command in Finale Mac 3k that will allow me to do this, or
do I have to create two separate measures out of the one in 4/4 time and
then hide the time signature in the second measure of 1/4?
This is the way to do it in Finale.
The best way is to make the two measures, making a 3/4 measure and a 1/4
measure and hiding both time signatures.
You'll have to adjust your measure numbers, if you're using them.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm editing an early 19th Century concerted choral work, and about
midway thru the
Martin wrote:
I'm editing an early 19th Century concerted choral work, and about
midway thru the piece there is a change of tempo on the 4th beat of a
measure (quarter note on beat one, quarter rest on beat two, quarter
rest of beat three with a fermata, followed by a thin double bar, then
a
On Jan 20, 2004, at 12:59 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there some command in Finale Mac 3k that will allow me to do this,
or do I have to create two separate measures out of the one in 4/4
time and then hide the time signature in the second measure of 1/4?
That's how I do it -- assuming that
On 20.01.2004 23:37 Uhr, Noel Stoutenburg wrote
However, if measure numbers matter, and I don't need the target, I have
also used the shape designer to create a shape expression which looks
just like a double bar line, and use that, instead.
But if you are concerned about correct spacing this
Below would be my choice as well. As for the objection that it can't be used
if correct spacing were an issue, I ask why. Spacing is adjustable to make
room for this, using the beat chart for one thing.
Not even the shape designer would be absolutely needed. Select the line tool
from the smart
On Jan 20, 2004, at 4:37 PM, Richard Huggins wrote:
Below would be my choice as well. As for the objection that it can't
be used
if correct spacing were an issue, I ask why. Spacing is adjustable to
make
room for this, using the beat chart for one thing.
For another, I should think it wouldn't
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