At 1:00 PM 09/26/03, Matthew Hindson Fastmail Acct wrote:
>The use of measurements displayed on the screen is again excellently
>implemented in Sibelius. This is a really good feature that would be of
>great use to many engravers.
That's something that I would like very much. I would love it if
That strikes me like saying that it is OK if a car manufacturer
decided not to include any forward gears because with a lot of
practice and patience, people can learn how to drive backwards
really well.
One of the early European auto makers, I forget which one, built his
first cars w.o brakes.
While there are many reasons not to like Sibelius (just as for
midi-users there are many reasons not to like Finale) I don't think the
lack of scroll mode is one of them.
Your remark maks me think that you never wrote music on paper and had to
turn to a new page as you entered more notes.
Yes
At 07:49 PM 9/26/2003 -0400, Ronald M. Krentzman wrote:
However, Sibelius now has a feature called "focus on staves" which works
somewhat like staff sets in Finale. This makes it much easier to enter
notes
without all the jumping around. There is a work-around in Sibelius
where you
can set the pa
At 07:29 PM 9/26/03 -0500, Williams, Jim wrote:
>you're writing as if Graphire has expired..has it?
No, it's been re-worked. There was an announcement recently that Barbara
Touburg forwarded me from the Score discussion list:
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I think it would be a good idea for me to put my two cents in at t
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From: Dennis Bathory-Kitsz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
In the Graphire days, it was possible to emulate scroll mode by making the
page temporarily hundreds of inches wide. Not possible in Sibelius?
Dennis, yo
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At 07:29 PM 9/26/03 -0500, Williams, Jim wrote:
>you're writing as if Graphire has expired..has it?
No, it's been re-worked. There was an announcement recently that Barbara
Touburg forwarded me from the Score discus
At 05:14 PM 9/26/03 -0500, Craig Parmerlee wrote:
>At 01:00 PM 9/26/2003 +1000, Matthew Hindson Fastmail Acct wrote:
>>There is still no scroll view. You realise how good it is to be able to
>>enter notes without page layout constantly taking place when, for example,
>>the bar you're working on su
However, Sibelius now has a feature called "focus on staves" which works
somewhat like staff sets in Finale. This makes it much easier to enter notes
without all the jumping around. There is a work-around in Sibelius where you
can set the page width to a large number and get sort of an ersatz scrol
> From: Craig Parmerlee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> It is like some tortured game of whack-a-mole.
Great imagery!!
--RH
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At 01:00 PM 9/26/2003 +1000, Matthew Hindson Fastmail Acct wrote:
There is still no scroll view. You realise how good it is to be able to
enter notes without page layout constantly taking place when, for example,
the bar you're working on suddenly jumps off the screen because it's been
pushed to t
Javier Ruiz wrote:
>
> Hola, Matthew
>
> How about the speed? I installed the Sibelius 2 demo and it was very slow
in
> my G4. It was like working in slow motion with a time delay added.
> [My G4 is by no means the fastest, but enough to run ProTools LE and
Logic
> Audio withourt problems.]
Well,
Hola, Matthew
How about the speed? I installed the Sibelius 2 demo and it was very slow in
my G4. It was like working in slow motion with a time delay added.
[My G4 is by no means the fastest, but enough to run ProTools LE and Logic
Audio withourt problems.]
Anyway a program that does not implem
Sibelius have released Sibelius 3, with a demo that can be downloaded. I am
not an experienced Sibelius user, but I decided to try it out for a couple
of hours. Of course, being inexperienced may mean that some of the
observations I have made may be erroneous.
FWIW, here are my impressions, in n
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