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Peter Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Traditionally, all the parts in a standard British-style Brass Band (of which
there are representative examples all over the world, including mainland Europe
and North America) are in transposed Treble Clef, even the Tenor
Traditionally, all the parts in a standard British-style Brass Band
(of which
there are representative examples all over the world, including
mainland Europe
and North America) are in transposed Treble Clef, even the Tenor
Trombones and
EEb BBb Tubas, which we refer to as Basses. The only
You are right. But I would not keep working with a 10 Gb hard disk that is
probably 4 years old. I´d replace the internal one with a new one _and_
would buy an external firewire equal or greater than the internal.
And well, the hassle of the jumpers is not that big when you consider what
you
Okay, what am I doing wrong? I stripped the chords out of my file and
copied everything else into a new one. I changed the chord font size, but
when I need to create a new chord, I have to fiddle with the sizes. I just
want to change all my chord symbols to a larger size.
Crystal Premo
Darcy James Argue wrote:
I don't actually recommend installing a second internal HD if you intend
to use it primarily as a backup drive (to replace those infernal ZIP
disks). Internal ATA drives are slightly cheaper than an external
FireWire drive, but *much* less convenient for transferring
Giovanni Andreani wrote:
On 28.07.2004 7:58 Uhr, Giovanni Andreani wrote
I've got a series of rhythmic patterns (each pattern is made of two 16th
notes and four 32nd notes all beamed together).
When I hide the notes (H key in speedy entry tool) they get unbeamed.
This, I understand, while
Hi,
Change the root font in options/document options/fonts
for the suffices: Chord Tool
Chord Menu
Change Chord Suffix Fonts,
works for me in macfin2k3 in PantherClassic
Cheers,
Klaas de Jong.
Op 28-jul-04 om 12:46 heeft Crystal Premo het volgende geschreven:
Okay, what am I doing wrong? I
On 28.07.2004 12:54 Uhr, dhbailey wrote
I don't actually recommend installing a second internal HD if you intend
to use it primarily as a backup drive (to replace those infernal ZIP
disks). Internal ATA drives are slightly cheaper than an external
FireWire drive, but *much* less convenient
I want to display a clef on a particular measure, which is not the first in
the staff. I can't find anything in the documentation about forcing a
display without a previous clef change. There's a reference in an old post
about 2001 allowing a clef to be displayed on each measure, but no
On 28.07.2004 18:26 Uhr, Giz Bowe wrote
I want to display a clef on a particular measure, which is not the first in
the staff. I can't find anything in the documentation about forcing a
display without a previous clef change. There's a reference in an old post
about 2001 allowing a clef to be
I was thinking of 2 ways of achieving it in Finale :
1- Simply add a new tool in the smart shape toolbar
2- Add an option to the existing dashed slur to make it tapered of not
The first solution would be more flexible since for whatever reason both tapered and non-tapered dashed slurs could be
Dear all,
I don´t know if this has worked before (and if it did I am a perfect
donkey!) but now the internal softsynth in Finale 2004 allows you to play 64
different channels with 64 different internal sounds.
I can´t recall if that was possible in Mac OS 9, but since it is a fantastic
feature
Noel reported that it has been supposedly fixed in the more recent
updates to 2004. I don't know because I haven't tried it since it
didn't work well for me before, BUT one of the workarounds that
somebody reported was that after you defined the shape and set the
time and level scales you
Andrew Stiller wrote:
WR:
Tapered dotted slurs :
FWIW, Sibelius does these really nicely
--Unless you want to adjust them, in which case they're prone to
disappear altogether!
Furthermore, putting one in is considerably more effortful than a
normal slur:
normal slur: Select a note. Type
On 28.07.2004 20:40 Uhr, dhbailey wrote
Is the Mac version that much different from the Windows version?
Nope, exactly the same in every respect.
Johannes
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Brad Beyenhof wrote:
On Wed, 28 Jul 2004 14:40:28 -0400, dhbailey
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With WinFin2004b (and as far back as I can remember) dotted slur is in
the smartshape palette immediately under the normal slur.
The point of this thread, though, is to request *tapered* dotted
slurs; i.e.
We were talking about tapered dashed slurs, which are not supported in both Windows and Mac versions of Finale. Dashed slurs in Finale do not have the shape of a normal slur, it is only a dashed LINE.
Éric
Le 28 juil. 2004, à 14:40, dhbailey a écrit :
With WinFin2004b (and as far back as I can
I saw this with the FINALE troup that goes around to conventions. It's a
super small MIDI keyboard that is about half the width of a standard
105-key computer keyboard. It's black around what look like an octave-plus
set of full-size piano keys.
I do a lot of traveling, and this looks to be a
On 28 Jul 2004, at 02:40 PM, dhbailey wrote:
Andrew Stiller wrote:
--Unless you want to adjust them, in which case they're prone to
disappear altogether!
Furthermore, putting one in is considerably more effortful than a
normal slur:
normal slur: Select a note. Type S. Extend it one note at a
Giz,
Make a small bar with a clef (after the bar line, and make sure it is at
100%) before the bar with the key signature, then make the bar line before
the key signature invisible.
BF
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On 28.07.2004 21:49 Uhr, Giz Bowe wrote
I wish I could say this worked, but it didn't. I can get a clef to appear
with some kludging, but it's placed AFTER the key signature. Can anybody
duplicate this and tell if it's a bug, or is it just me?
Now I don't understand. I thought you said it
Which version of Finale are you using? I'm on 2k4, and it works just fine.
Am 28.07.2004 14:00 Uhr, schrieb: Johannes Gebauer
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On 28.07.2004 21:49 Uhr, Giz Bowe wrote
I wish I could say this worked, but it didn't. I can get a clef to appear
with some kludging, but it's
Greetings, kindof a newbe. Does Fin04 (PC) have a
method to use smart quotes etc in lyrics?
Ted
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If it doesn't, you can always use the keyboard map to learn what the key
command is to force correct quotation marks, apostrophes, dashes, etc. 2k4
for Mac doesn't (to my knowledge), but I memorised the character
combinations years ago.
Am 28.07.2004 14:30 Uhr, schrieb: Ted Horman [EMAIL
At 05:00 PM 7/28/04, you wrote:
Now I don't understand. I thought you said it wasn't the first measure in
the staff. Why is there a key sig? Did you click Display clef after
barline? Switch it off.
I wrote that this measure follows an invisible measure, which I'm using to
indent the staff, making
On Wed, 28 Jul 2004 17:50:59 -0400, Giz Bowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wrote that this measure follows an invisible measure, which I'm using to
indent the staff, making this measure the first visible measure in the
staff. That's why I want a key sig clef.
Well, if that is all you want, you
Darcy James Argue wrote:
On 28 Jul 2004, at 02:40 PM, dhbailey wrote:
Andrew Stiller wrote:
--Unless you want to adjust them, in which case they're prone to
disappear altogether!
Furthermore, putting one in is considerably more effortful than a
normal slur:
normal slur: Select a note. Type S.
At 05:21 PM 7/28/04, you wrote:
Which version of Finale are you using? I'm on 2k4, and it works just fine.
Here's a copy of my original post - the measure I'm working with is the
second measure in the staff, after an invisible measure which has been
forced to begin a new staff system. I'm
Why not get rid of the invisible measure and simply force the measure in
question onto a new system and indent it.
Am 28.07.2004 14:50 Uhr, schrieb: Giz Bowe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At 05:00 PM 7/28/04, you wrote:
Now I don't understand. I thought you said it wasn't the first measure in
the staff.
Yesterday I went to the Finale Site and downloaded 24k c (about 3
hours). Anyway, I tried to open a new file in Wizard today, and got
the message:
Finale cannot start the Wizard because a necessary data file
(pagesizes.txt) couldn't be found in the Component files folder.
What do I do?
Dean
At 10:56 AM +0200 7/28/04, Jonathan Smith wrote:
That is why any publisher worth his salt will provide parts for ALL
clefs and instruments, that way assuring sales to any country,
surely a good thing and so easy to accomplish in new publications
when using Finale and other music notation
On 28.07.2004 23:50 Uhr, Giz Bowe wrote
At 05:00 PM 7/28/04, you wrote:
Now I don't understand. I thought you said it wasn't the first measure in
the staff. Why is there a key sig? Did you click Display clef after
barline? Switch it off.
I wrote that this measure follows an invisible
I'm trying to adjust this in the score so I don't have to do it for each
individual part, which is what I have to do if I indent the system using
the Layout tool.
At 05:58 PM 7/28/04, you wrote:
Why not get rid of the invisible measure and simply force the measure in
question onto a new system
On Jul 28, 2004, at 3:26 PM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 29.07.2004 0:12 Uhr, Dean M. Estabrook wrote
Yesterday I went to the Finale Site and downloaded 24k c (about 3
hours). Anyway, I tried to open a new file in Wizard today, and got
the message:
Finale cannot start the Wizard because a
On Wed, 28 Jul 2004 18:26:26 -0400, Giz Bowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 05:58 PM 7/28/04, you wrote:
Why not get rid of the invisible measure and simply force the measure in
question onto a new system and indent it.
I'm trying to adjust this in the score so I don't have to do it for each
It certainly _is_ a good idea to backup your internal hard drive and
keep a copy off-site. I back up (using Dantz's Retrospect Desktop) to
two different sets of DVD-RAM disks (2.6 GB per side) and keep one
set in a safe deposit box (which costs maybe $25 per year). I also
backup to an external
Don't bother, it's more hassle than it's worth.
Just my 2 cents.
Johannes
On 29.07.2004 0:26 Uhr, Giz Bowe wrote
I'm trying to adjust this in the score so I don't have to do it for each
individual part, which is what I have to do if I indent the system using
the Layout tool.
At 05:58 PM
On Jul 28, 2004, at 3:26 PM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 29.07.2004 0:12 Uhr, Dean M. Estabrook wrote
Yesterday I went to the Finale Site and downloaded 24k c (about 3
hours). Anyway, I tried to open a new file in Wizard today, and got
the message:
Finale cannot start the Wizard because a
Ok. after much fumbling about (I'm really technologically
challanged, I got the file moved to the correct folder (called
2004b), and it opens ok. Then when I tried to use the User's Manual,
I got the same kind of message, so I repeated the process, and got it
to work also. I wonder
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