dhbailey / 2005/12/31 / 03:46 PM wrote:
>Why wouldn't serial midi interface do the same? After all, it's the
>program seeking the input, not the input triggering the program, isn't
>it? If Finale knows it should expect input from the midi port, wouldn't
>it be actively monitoring (i.e. using
What version of Finale?
2006 has to be Garritan no?
Jerry
On 31-Dec-05, at 4:21 AM, dc wrote:
I have several programs open but inactive (Fin2004 with one short file
only opened, Word, Firefox, Eudora), and I'm surprised to see that
Finale uses 30-40% of my CPU even when it's inactive. With o
A-NO-NE Music wrote:
dc / 2005/12/31 / 11:05 AM wrote:
Indeed, turning off the Midi In reduces the CPU usage to about 10%. Getting
rid of the Midi Out device doesn't seem to change anything. Which is still
more than any other inactive programme. But much better than my previous
30-40%.
Johannes Gebauer / 2005/12/31 / 11:21 AM wrote:
>I am away from home, using a phone connection with the internal iBook
>modem. It works, but there is absolutely no sound when connecting,
>although the appropriate option is selected in the modem panel, and the
>Mac's sound is turned up and other
dc / 2005/12/31 / 11:05 AM wrote:
>Indeed, turning off the Midi In reduces the CPU usage to about 10%. Getting
>rid of the Midi Out device doesn't seem to change anything. Which is still
>more than any other inactive programme. But much better than my previous
>30-40%.
Are you using USB MIDI
open system preferences and network
choose your modem from the show pop-up menu
click modem, and turn sound on
gr
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
Sorry about this off-topic post, but there are more Mac geeks on this
list than I know otherwise:
I am away from home, using a phone connection with the i
>How's everyone else CPU behaving?<
0% just sitting there with a file open.
45% max doing a mass search and replace with note mover.
15% for miscellaneous clicks and presses.
5% while listening for a MIDI note in tablature definition.
FinWin05, 2.7MHz, 512MB.
Richard Yates
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On 31.12.2005 dc wrote:
How's everyone else CPU behaving?
Heating up dramatically as soon as GPO is activated.
Johannes
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Sorry about this off-topic post, but there are more Mac geeks on this
list than I know otherwise:
I am away from home, using a phone connection with the internal iBook
modem. It works, but there is absolutely no sound when connecting,
although the appropriate option is selected in the modem pa
dc wrote:
I have several programs open but inactive (Fin2004 with one short file
only opened, Word, Firefox, Eudora), and I'm surprised to see that
Finale uses 30-40% of my CPU even when it's inactive. With only the
Taskmanager window open and active, all other applications use 0%, and
Finale
dc wrote:
I have several programs open but inactive (Fin2004 with one short file
only opened, Word, Firefox, Eudora), and I'm surprised to see that
Finale uses 30-40% of my CPU even when it's inactive. With only the
Taskmanager window open and active, all other applications use 0%, and
Finale
dc wrote:
dhbailey écrit:
It's in the quantization settings -- click "soften syncopations." Or,
if that's already checked, uncheck it. I'm pretty sure that's the
setting which helps with this situation, even though it's not
technically syncopated.
Thanks, David, but I already did both (
How is the 6/4 time signature defined? If, as Lawrence suggests, it's
defined as two dotted half notes in the measure, a Retranscribe should
do the trick.
Michael
On 31 Dec 2005, at 07:49, dc wrote:
dhbailey écrit:
It's in the quantization settings -- click "soften syncopations."
Or, if th
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