loco ?
gr
Richard Yates wrote:
Yep. That's it. Thanks.
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From: "Chuck Israels" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2005 8:39 PM
Subject: Re: [Finale] vapor lock
normale?
Chuck
On Dec 29, 2005, at 8:15 PM, Richard Yates wrote:
arco
-apologize for my previous "loco" indication-
gr
Richard Yates wrote:
Yep. That's it. Thanks.
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From: "Chuck Israels" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2005 8:39 PM
Subject: Re: [Finale] vapor lock
normale?
Chuck
On Dec 29,
you can also use "sulle cordes" which i think is more appropriate
gr
Don Hart wrote:
Also natural. And Adler offers the Italian terms "naturale" and "modo
ordinario".
on 12/29/05 10:39 PM, Chuck Israels at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
normale?
Chuck
On Dec 29, 2005, at 8:15 PM,
Or: Ponte Vecchio - (Go back to the old way.)
:-)
Chuck
Drawing a blank: what is the term that is used when canceling e.g.
ponticello?
Richard Yates
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On Dec 30, 2005, at 12:09 AM, Godofredo Romero wrote:
arco
-apologize for my previous "loco" indication-
gr
normale?
I thought the opposite of loco (crazy) was normal. Unless crazy IS the norm! 8-)
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'Arco normale' or sometimes 'normale' is what I generally opt for. Just
'arco' is just asking for (hopefully temporary) confusion, of the "Oh,
were we supposed to be playing pizz.?" variety.
Godofredo Romero wrote:
/arco/
-apologize for my previous "loco" indication-
gr
Richard Yates wrot
To JABB users:
There's an update available on the Garritan site.
Good to see in the documentation that there will be a future update
with key-switched reeds, so that we'll be able to play back saxes,
clarinets, and flutes on the same staff lines easily.
Chuck
Chuck Israels
230 North Gard
Chuck Israels / 2005/12/30 / 11:47 AM wrote:
>To JABB users:
>
>There's an update available on the Garritan site.
Thanks Chuck,
My tenor sax click problem is g, g, gone with this update, but I found
it's odd that t-bone and hi-hat balance has not been modified to audible
difference as ReadMe note
Hi Hiro,
Seems to me that some balances have been improved, but I'm not sure
it's possible to get the defaults to be correct for every situation.
I don't use the drum sounds, so I haven't experienced the hi-hat
issue. Is it too soft, or too loud, in the default mix?
Chuck
On Dec 30, 2
I'm having trouble (finmac '05) getting general midi playback from any of
the "channel 10 - patch 2" perc maps. I'm looking for a marching snare and
bass drum to use in an orchestral piece. I'm not terribly particular about
how they sound, but would like to upgrade from the trap set sounds I'm
ge
Title: Re: [Finale] vapor lock
At 1:14 AM -0400 12/30/05, Godofredo Romero wrote:
you can also use "sulle
cordes" which i think is more appropriate
As a player I would have no idea what that means. You're
already playing "on the cordes" even when you're up next to
the bridge. "On the bridge" (
Chuck Israels / 2005/12/30 / 12:47 PM wrote:
>Seems to me that some balances have been improved, but I'm not sure
>it's possible to get the defaults to be correct for every situation.
>I don't use the drum sounds, so I haven't experienced the hi-hat
>issue. Is it too soft, or too loud, in
Go into time signature and change the time signature to the one that shows
6/4 as two dotted minims then retranscribe (if it's only a small part of
the piece, select it with the mass mover first, it saves time)
All the best,
Lawrence
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dc wrote:
I have imported a Midi file in 6/4 time and would like to change the
quarter notes tied to eighths to dotted quarters. Is there anyway to do
this in one go? I tried "retranscribe", to no avail.
It's in the quantization settings -- click "soften syncopations." Or,
if that's alrea
Sorry, in my reply to this I think I may have misunderstood American
terminology.
All the best,
Lawrence
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I figured things out ... to a degree.
Is there no way to set up different instruments, each with a patch of its
own, both using channel 10?
It would be nice, for example, to use the rolled snare from the marching
band percussion map (patch 2) and the bass drum from the orchestral
percussion map (
> 'Arco normale' or sometimes 'normale' is what I generally opt for. Just
> 'arco' is just asking for (hopefully temporary) confusion
Especially since it is guitarists that will be reading the score!!
Richard
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Richard Yates wrote:
'Arco normale' or sometimes 'normale' is what I generally opt for. Just
'arco' is just asking for (hopefully temporary) confusion
Especially since it is guitarists that will be reading the score!!
Richard
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Well, if
On Garritan's site, the newly released update is told to be compatible with
2003 and 2005 releases of Finale.
Could some kind people explain exactly how to use the JB library with F2k5
(if really possible)?
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Da: "Don Hart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
A:
Data invio: sabato
themark / 2005/12/31 / 02:39 AM wrote:
>On Garritan's site, the newly released update is told to be compatible with
>2003 and 2005 releases of Finale.
>Could some kind people explain exactly how to use the JB library with F2k5
>(if really possible)?
Just the same as GPO used to be. The update
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