Thanks -- a bit pricey for a font I wouldn't use very often, but for
people working in authentic chant notation it would be wonderful.
David
John.Howell wrote:
http://www.saintmeinrad.edu/abbey/liturgic.htm About halfway down the page.
John
John,
Would you please post a URL for us to che
Title: Re: [Finale] chant entry
http://www.saintmeinrad.edu/abbey/liturgic.htm
About halfway down the page.
John
John,
Would you please post a URL for us to check out this font? Even
if it doesn't work in Finale, I am definitely interested in checking
it out.
Thank you!
You've gotten good advice from others, here is my take on it:
1) use varying length measures, each measure equalling one phrase of
your chant.
2) for time signatures, use the whole note for the bottom.
3) for note entry, use whole notes in place of the black notes and
double-whole notes for th
John,
Would you please post a URL for us to check out this font? Even if it
doesn't work in Finale, I am definitely interested in checking it out.
Thank you!
David
John.Howell wrote:
I'm trying to enter some chants using a 5-line staff, no meter or
barlines, and just solid noteheads and ope
With respect to the St. Meinrad chant fonts, Dr..Howell wrote:
Whether they would work in Finale, I don't know. They are designed to
be used as a font within a word processor, taking over and
reprograming your ASCII keyboard.
Yes, they work well with Finale, I have generated mixed scores using
I'm trying to enter some chants using a 5-line staff, no meter or
barlines, and just solid noteheads and open noteheads.
Any suggestions for an efficient way to do this with Finale? I've
entered a short piece with hidden barlines and time signatures, but
still had to enter it in 4/4 and set ste
> I'm trying to enter some chants using a 5-line staff, no meter or
barlines,
> and just solid noteheads and open noteheads.
Larry, I do this all the time. You really need TGTools to make this
effective:
* Set the time signature to something outrageous like 40/4 and enter the
notes. Enter solid n
I'm trying to enter some chants using a 5-line staff, no meter or barlines,
and just solid noteheads and open noteheads.
Any suggestions for an efficient way to do this with Finale? I've entered a
short piece with hidden barlines and time signatures, but still had to enter
it in 4/4 and set ste
