On 12.01.2004 17:39 Uhr, d. collins wrote
Because they don't go in the same direction as the music: from B to A the
slur will be ascending (at least with my regular settings).
Change your settings.
Johannes
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Or change the slur.
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 12.01.2004 17:39 Uhr, d. collins wrote
Because they don't go in the same direction as the music: from B to A the
slur will be ascending (at least with my regular settings).
Change your settings.
Johannes
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On 12.01.2004 18:48 Uhr, David H. Bailey wrote
Or change the slur.
Why? You can set it up so that such slurs are just fine, and exactly as they
should be. With Engraver slurs there are no conflicts with other common
situations (before Engraver slurs a slur reaching over B-A-B in treble clef
On 12.01.2004 19:48 Uhr, d. collins wrote
Johannes Gebauer écrit:
Change your settings.
Does your standard slur from A to B in treble clef go up or down?
Up, as it should. I think the difference is that my slurs are placed nearer
the note on the stem side than what you use. Before Engraver
If you have one note stem-up and the next note stem-down (second space
stem up to middle line stem down), the slur goes from the stem (almost
at the top) to the note head. So the slur has an overall down
appearance, while the pitch is going up. If you flip the slur, it goes
from notehead to
Dennis wrote:
Ted Ross, on the direction of single note stems: Some engravers
consider the middle line neutral and take the option of using either
up-
or down-stems for note that fall on it. However, more up-to-date
engraving no longer permits an option; now a down-stem is always
I think you misunderstand: There is no reason to have a setting where the
slur on the stem side starts near the top of the stem. With my settings the
slur starts near the notehead. And has the right slope. So the best thing is
actually to change the defaults, rather than move every slur.
With
On 12.01.2004 21:58 Uhr, Andrew Stiller wrote
Ted Ross, on the direction of single note stems: Some engravers
consider the middle line neutral and take the option of using either
up-
or down-stems for note that fall on it. However, more up-to-date
engraving no longer permits an option; now a
I did misunderstand -- I was going on the default settings, which is
what I think Dennis was complaining about.
And now I understand your statement to change the settings.
Sorry.
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
I think you misunderstand: There is no reason to have a setting where the
slur on the
I make the middle line stems go down all the time unless the notes are
beamed to other notes and then the predominating stem direction takes over.
Stems-up quarter and half notes on the middle line look wrong to my
eyes. I move the ends of slurs to make them look better than the
default
At 7:48 AM -0500 1/11/04, David H. Bailey wrote:
I make the middle line stems go down all the time unless the notes
are beamed to other notes and then the predominating stem direction
takes over.
. . . I wouldn't think of making the stem of the C be an upstem
just to make the slur look better.
On 11.01.2004 12:55 Uhr, d. collins wrote
What's your opinion on this rule? And how do you get the slurs to look
good if the stems are in opposite directions?
If you have several notes with single stems in a row, and most of them are
below the middle staff line and there is the occasional one
Dennis wrote:
Ted Ross, on the direction of single note stems: Some engravers
consider the middle line neutral and take the option of using either
up-
or down-stems for note that fall on it. However, more up-to-date
engraving no longer permits an option; now a down-stem is always
: [Finale] Stem direction
On 11.01.2004 12:55 Uhr, d. collins wrote
What's your opinion on this rule? And how do you get the slurs to look
good if the stems are in opposite directions?
If you have several notes with single stems in a row, and most of them are
below the middle staff line
On Jan 11, 2004, at 6:27 AM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
As a side note: Older English publication often show the middle line
notes
stem up (ie in the old Purcell complete edition).
I just finished copying a late 19th century French song in which middle
line notes had upstems. I'm pretty sure the
Help!! I have a client who has a preference for
stems DOWN on the middle line of a 5-line staff. Finale traditionally considers
the middle line to be stem up, as I recall.
I am using fin2k2. Can someone please explain how
to quickly go through the score and set all midline stemmed notes to
Jason,
Finale should already default to stems DOWN for the middle line.
Rick
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Help!! I have a client who has a preference for stems DOWN
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