At 03:06 PM 12/4/2003, David H. Bailey wrote:
>Perhaps if you simply placed one of your parts into a different layer,
>then selected SHOW ACTIVE LAYER ONLY in the View menu, and simply used
>mass mover to copy the parts yourself you would end up with exactly what
>you want -- 2 separate trumpet par
Perhaps if you simply placed one of your parts into a different layer,
then selected SHOW ACTIVE LAYER ONLY in the View menu, and simply used
mass mover to copy the parts yourself you would end up with exactly what
you want -- 2 separate trumpet parts on one staff.
Aaron Sherber wrote:
At 08
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At 09:37 AM 12/4/2003, Christopher BJ Smith wrote:
>Save it under a
>new name (I add "Parts" to the name) and then run Tobias Geisen's TG Tools
>plugin "Smart Distribution of Multipart Staves."
You don't need to tell me about the virtues of TGTools -- it's the first
place I turn for any problem I
Implode and Explode Music are essentially useless because they always requantize the
music. This is a long-standing problem about which I have bitterly complained for many
years (since v1.0.)
You are correct that this is a prime consideration for a plugin. (Lightbulb going off
in head.)
Title: Re: [Finale] Combining staves
At 8:22 AM -0500 12/04/03, Aaron Sherber wrote:
Hi all,
I've got two trumpet staves which I'm combining into one Tpt 1/2
staff. When the two parts are written in such a way that what I want
is layer 1/layer 2, the process of moving things around is
At 08:26 AM 12/4/2003, David H. Bailey wrote:
>In the quantization settings you need to look at the Soften Syncopations
>setting (I think you have to click the More Options button to get to
>this screen). If it's checked, then uncheck it. If it's unchecked,
>then it should be checked. I can neve
In the quantization settings you need to look at the Soften Syncopations
setting (I think you have to click the More Options button to get to
this screen). If it's checked, then uncheck it. If it's unchecked,
then it should be checked. I can never remember which setting does
what, but I do k
Hi all,
I've got two trumpet staves which I'm combining into one Tpt 1/2 staff.
When the two parts are written in such a way that what I want is layer
1/layer 2, the process of moving things around is very easy.
But when the two parts are, for example, moving jointly in thirds, I have
not yet
