Of course, that really does beg the question, why would the programmers
of Finale think that anybody would NOT want the tempo tool changes to be
played? After all, anything done with the tempo tool doesn't show up in
the score in any way, serving no graphic purpose at all, they are only
there
David Bailey writes:
Of course, that really does beg the question, why would the
programmers of Finale think that anybody would NOT want the tempo
tool changes to be played? After all, anything done with the tempo
tool doesn't show up in the score in any way, serving no graphic
purpose at
On Saturday, Dec 21, 2002, at 02:55 US/Pacific, David H. Bailey wrote:
Of course, that really does beg the question, why would the
programmers of Finale think that anybody would NOT want the tempo tool
changes to be played? After all, anything done with the tempo tool
doesn't show up in the
On Saturday, Dec 21, 2002, at 09:57 US/Pacific, Harold Owen wrote:
Perhaps it's time for me to propose again that the Tempo Tool be
replaced by a tool that displays a tempo track with a time line
marked off in measures showing all tempo settings entered (as
metronome markings) and would allow
Harold Owen writes:
2. Unfortunately, when I make a MIDI file of the variations, all
tempo changes entered with the tempo tool are ignored as well as
those I entered using Jari's great JW Tempo plug-in. Is there a way
to fix this, or do I have to enter all tempo changes as text
Dear Listers,
1. I have a set of variations in a single file. What is the best way
to create a pause in the playback between the variations? My solution
works, but it's pretty kludgy: I insert a bar between the variations,
remove its bar line and rests, set its duration with the tempo tool,
Harold Owen wrote:
1. I have a set of variations in a single file. What is the best way
to create a pause in the playback between the variations?
When I've run into this, since media is cheap, I simply create a second
file, one for print-out, one for playback. In the case you're
discussing,
Querido Hal,
I discovered this problem with the Tempo tool long time ago. I can only
suggest to use a time signature with many beats like 24/4 to get the long
pauses, without changing the tempo. Those big time signatures are
correctly exported.
Hope it helps!
Saludos, Javier Ruiz.
Dear Listers,
I'm checking out the big band template for the first time and have a few
questions. First, how I can easily change the music entry sound from cheesy
synthesizer to piano? I'm not really concerned about playback; it can stay
cheesy -- but it's annoying when I'm entering music.
The music
Giz Bowe wrote:
I'm checking out the big band template for the first time and have a few
questions. First, how I can easily change the music entry sound from
cheesy synthesizer to piano? I'm not really concerned about playback; it
can stay cheesy -- but it's annoying when I'm entering
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