I have a problem creating 2nd endings on bars that have the first note tied
to the last note of the bar before the first ending. Using ctrl++ on the
keyboard I should be able to create a tie that goes backward but the most
of times this does not work and I have to create a tie manually.
What is
Hey gang,
Here's what Gary Garritan wrote me regarding Kontakt 2, which is
supposedly better optimized for G4s and G5s:
Begin forwarded message:
From: Gary Garritan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 25 January 2005 6:32:59 PM EST
To: 'Darcy James Argue' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Kontakt 2
Hi Darcy,
I
On 26 Jan 2005, at 12:07 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The thing is...and maybe someone can either affirm or deny this for
sure...on the Mac platform, the file is actually overwritten
permanently rather than what happens in Windows if I am understanding
correctly i.e. the information in the
There's also a section in there about customizing the setup wizard's
instrument list. Highly recommended if you consistently write for
instruments not in the list...
On 1/23/05 10:31 AM, Jón Kristinn Cortez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to remember when was the last time I really read
At 8:45 AM +0100 1/26/05, Daniel Wolf wrote:
John Howell wrote:
The two that are omitted are French violin clef (used a lot for
flute music, not violin music, in the Baroque), with G on the 1st
line, and sub-bass (used in Venetian vocal music of Gabrielli's
time) with F on the 5th line.
For
Many Finale users seem to be interested in Garrison Personal
Orchestra. The Mac version does not perform as well as one might
hope, at least for the time being. Here is another alternative to
consider. This is from two Namm press releases put out by MOTU.
-Randolph Peters
This sounds right to me, as far as I can tell. When I have saved the
file, it saves with the wrong contents. If I change to Scroll View, or
redraw, or update, the proper contents seem to come back.
Weird.
Christopher
On Wednesday, January 26, 2005, at 09:04 AM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
On 26
Title: The ARCHIVE Password
In response to requests made on and off list, I converted the
archives to a members-only status.
The upshot is that you now need a password to access them. You
were sent a password when you signed up for the list. It will be
re-set and re-sent to you if you will go
On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 11:16:15 -0600, Henry Howey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In response to requests made on and off list, I converted the archives to a
members-only status.
The upshot is that you now need a password to access them. You were sent a
password when you signed up for the list.
I'm sorry to say that this cable, from Pacific Cable:
http://www.pacificcable.com/Picture_Page.asp?DataName=DVIIY-1
... doesn't do the trick at all.
First off, it only seems to feed one display at a time. Second, image
quality on the VGA end is *horrible*, with an insane amount of ghosting
and
From: John Howell
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Subject: Re: [Finale] Contrabass playback
To: finale@shsu.edu
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At 8:58 PM +0100 1/25/05, Daniel Wolf wrote:
John Howell wrote:
At 10:20 PM -0800 1/24/05, Chuck Israels
Michael Simpson wrote:
I can't remember not knowing how to read the grand staff, but C clefs
still give me more trouble than they should. I remember, from scoring
my symphony for brass, that a tenor clef trombone and a Bb trumpet
playing an octave higher use the same lines and spaces. There
At 12:46 PM 01/26/2005, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
archives, and I'll greatly miss this ability if no searching facility
is added into the mailman/pipermail interface.
I couldn't agree more. There's no point to the archives if they're not
searchable.
Aaron.
I just bought a little USB number keypad to replace my old ADB device.
Different from my old one, this new one doesn't have an =-key, instead
it has a , key. For Speedy entry the = is quite useful, and I am
wondering whether there is a way to remap keys on this keypad? If anyone
has an idea,
At 7:46 PM +0100 1/26/05, Daniel Wolf wrote:
Michael Simpson wrote:
I can't remember not knowing how to read the grand staff, but C
clefs still give me more trouble than they should. I remember,
from scoring my symphony for brass, that a tenor clef trombone and
a Bb trumpet playing an octave
Well, this is good to know! Maybe because more than one person was
working on a server when this happened in my situation, the files
were being saved before anyone noticed what was going on. But this
is good to know. I will definitely try this next time if it happens
again and pass the info
I whole-heartedly agree with everything you said.
Thanks, Henry!
Johannes
d. collins wrote:
Many mailing lists have searchable archives without these archives being
open to the public and to Google. I'm not against searchable archives,
on the contrary, but I'm against having all our exchanges
Well, I am finally am getting around to updating all my old music
files. Most seem to be fine but I have a few that won't read at all.
I dug up all my old Finale program disks -- all the way back to Finale
1.2! Remember the Holiday Disk? I even have that. Unfortunately they
are unreadable
With all the problems that some people are having with Garritan Personal
Orchestra, the software-synth on this site is perhaps an alternative:
http://www.synful.com/
Check out the demo sound files - they're pretty amazing, especially the
Beethoven String Quartet and the Rite of Spring excerpt.
I posted two messages asking hints (the last was sent today at 14:07 ET with
subject FinWin 2k3 - problem in 2nd ending creation)
I'm afraid these messages are not sent to the list, although I got my copy
in my mailbox.
Thanks for replies
Marcello
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No virus found in this outgoing message.
On Jan 26, 2005, at 8:07 AM, themark wrote:
I have a problem creating 2nd endings on bars that have the first note
tied to the last note of the bar before the first ending. Using
ctrl++ on the keyboard I should be able to create a tie that goes
backward but the most of times this does not work
Christopher Smith wrote:
On Jan 26, 2005, at 8:07 AM, themark wrote:
I have a problem creating 2nd endings on bars that have the first note
tied to the last note of the bar before the first ending. Using
ctrl++ on the keyboard I should be able to create a tie that goes
backward but the most of
themark wrote:
I posted two messages asking hints (the last was sent today at 14:07 ET
with subject FinWin 2k3 - problem in 2nd ending creation)
I'm afraid these messages are not sent to the list, although I got my
copy in my mailbox.
Thanks for replies
Marcello
At least one made it through
Aaron Sherber / 05.1.26 / 01:58 PM wrote:
I couldn't agree more. There's no point to the archives if they're not
searchable.
Well, I don't want to put any pressure to the admin, but Mailman2 does
give you search API on the archive interface. It's not a built-in option
so you need Python. I
Dig out your old 68k based Mac, network it to your OX9 based machine. Read
the files on the 68k based machine and transfer the files via the network
to the new machine. Don't know once there in the OS9 machine if your
current version of Finale can open them but it's worth a try. That's my
$.02
On Jan 26, 2005, at 12:07 PM, d. collins wrote:
Many mailing lists have searchable archives without these archives
being open to the public and to Google. I'm not against searchable
archives, on the contrary, but I'm against having all our exchanges
indexed by Google. I realize of course it's
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