Re: [Finale] slurs & system breaks

2006-01-12 Thread Michael Cook
I can't find any situation where these settings make a difference to a slur, note attached or measure attached. I've just got used to manually editing all slurs over system breaks and never bothering with the settings in the context menu. To add to this problem, the setting "Maintain Angle Ove

[Finale] Edit Lyrics

2006-01-12 Thread Simon Troup
Is it just me or are the arrows the wrong way around for selecting which set of lyrics to edit in the edit lyrics dialogue box. To my mind it should be like they are in a score: 1. Lyrics 1 2. Lyrics 2 3. Lyrics 3 So that 1 is at the top and to get from 1 to 2 you click the down arrow, that's th

[Finale] RE: Guitar notation

2006-01-12 Thread Michael Good
Hi Kurt, > I wanted to convert a guitar tune from guitar pro > to Finale, but i had to give up... Do you have Guitar Pro 5? The new V5 can save a MusicXML file, which you could then import into Finale. > Is there a better way to enter the music than entering it into a > normal staff system a

Re: [Finale] Guitar notation

2006-01-12 Thread Kurt Gnos
Simon, thanks, I guess I read the chapter and try some more... But it would be nice just to press an "x" and get an "x". I don't need guitar notation often, at least not complicated things, just copying from a normal staff. So I will have to look into it the next time I'll use it. Kurt At 0

Re: [Finale] Guitar notation

2006-01-12 Thread Kurt Gnos
Richard, thanks for the help. But I meant the voicings in the fretboards. But I think I should give it a try myself and do some reading... Kurt At 01:51 12.01.2006, you wrote: > chords: How do I create different voicings for the same chord? I think all of that is in the Simple Entry (tab st

Re: [Finale] RE: Guitar notation

2006-01-12 Thread Kurt Gnos
Michael, thanks. Yes, I have Guitar Pro 5. Originally I meant "manually" converting, i. e. inputting the TAB manually into Finale. But now I will give the direct import a try for sure. However, I don't expect things like slides, hammer-ons and pull-offs, and the muted x-noteheads to work, but

Re: [Finale] Edit Lyrics

2006-01-12 Thread Johannes Gebauer
On 12.01.2006 Simon Troup wrote: Is it just me or are the arrows the wrong way around for selecting which set of lyrics to edit in the edit lyrics dialogue box. At least it is consistent with the rest of Finale. The same applies to the Staff Settings Dialog. The measure dialog should have rig

Re: [Finale] Guitar notation

2006-01-12 Thread Simon Troup
>Simon, > >thanks, I guess I read the chapter and try some more... But it would >be nice just to press an "x" and get an "x". The default behaviour of Finale placing the X notehead for you when you drag from staff to TAB very nearly works, but the notehead is about 3 or 4 EVPU our of alignment ve

Re: [Finale] RE: Guitar notation

2006-01-12 Thread Kurt Gnos
Hi Michael, just tried to convert some Guitar Pro Files via XML. Just as I feared. a very simple little piece worked ok, even the muted x notes got converted. Attached on every note in Finale I find a f (forte). Got rid of them, ok. The second file didn't work at all (XML error) The thi

Re: [Finale] TAN: Intel Macs out

2006-01-12 Thread Eric Dannewitz
Great plan, but you have to wonder if MakeMusic has an Intel mac development system yet. I mean, if you remember how long it took to get to OS X...I'd imagine that Finale 2007 is NOT going to be Universal Binary. Maybe by Xmas 2006, but I'd predict that it would most likely be 2007 (like Fe

Re: [Finale] TAN: Intel Macs out

2006-01-12 Thread Darcy James Argue
I would guess that GPO performance will be *extremely* degraded under Rosetta, at least until Native Instruments come up with a Universal version of the Kontakt Player. - Darcy - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://secretsociety.typepad.com Brooklyn, NY On 12 Jan 2006, at 3:39 PM, Eric Dannewitz

Re: [Finale] TAN: Intel Macs out

2006-01-12 Thread Simon Troup
Hi Eric >Great plan, but you have to wonder if MakeMusic has an Intel mac >development system yet. They do, Allen Fisher told us a few weeks ago. Quote: >OK, OK. You got me ;-) We've had one of the prototypes in house since >they were availble. This is far from an official statement, but I can

Re: [Finale] TAN: Intel Macs out

2006-01-12 Thread A-NO-NE Music
Darcy James Argue / 2006/01/12 / 03:54 PM wrote: >I would guess that GPO performance will be *extremely* degraded under >Rosetta, at least until Native Instruments come up with a Universal >version of the Kontakt Player. Doesn't matter, unfortunately, because UB plug-in can't run in Rosetta i

Re: [Finale] TAN: Intel Macs out

2006-01-12 Thread Eric Dannewitz
That would be like saying the Sky Is Blue. But, it would be amazing to consider what kind of performance GPO will have when it becomes Universal. Darcy James Argue wrote: I would guess that GPO performance will be *extremely* degraded under Rosetta, at least until Native Instruments c

Re: [Finale] Edit Lyrics

2006-01-12 Thread Noel Stoutenburg
Simon Troup wrote: Is it just me or are the arrows the wrong way around for selecting which set of lyrics to edit in the edit lyrics dialogue box. "Wrong" might be a bit extreme, because while I agree that there is an inconstency in the interace, I submit that it may be an artifact of the l

Re: [Finale] TAN: Intel Macs out

2006-01-12 Thread Johannes Gebauer
On 12.01.2006 A-NO-NE Music wrote: The thing sure to be slower is app which utilizes AltiVec. For that, both NI and Finale are most likely unaffected. The last I heard anything Altivec simply won't run in Rosetta. Johannes -- http://www.musikmanufaktur.com http://www.camerata-berolinensis.de

Re: [Finale] Edit Lyrics

2006-01-12 Thread Simon Troup
>But it seems to me that it is a reasonable design choice in editing text >blocks, to expect that if one wants to edit a higher numbered block, to >access it by way of the "up arrow", and to access a lower numbered block >by using the "down arrow", and it appears that he designers of the >inter

Re: [Finale] Edit Lyrics

2006-01-12 Thread David W. Fenton
On 12 Jan 2006 at 16:41, Noel Stoutenburg wrote: > Since I don't know any details about the coding, I don't know how > hard it would be to change the order. I know the coding is not > identical, because in the lyrics, one can select the subspace > (verse, chorus, section), and also specify an exa

Re: [Finale] Edit Lyrics

2006-01-12 Thread Christopher Smith
On Jan 12, 2006, at 6:40 PM, David W. Fenton wrote: They use a spinner control, which when used to increment a number, generally adds 1 for the up arrow of the spinner control, and -1 for the down arrow. It may be that the "spinner control" is actually a "fake" one, created with a text box and

Re: [Finale] TAN: Intel Macs out

2006-01-12 Thread Darcy James Argue
Hey Johannes, Actually, I heard the opposite -- that Rosetta emulates AltiVec. - Darcy - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://secretsociety.typepad.com Brooklyn, NY On 12 Jan 2006, at 5:40 PM, Johannes Gebauer wrote: On 12.01.2006 A-NO-NE Music wrote

Re: [Finale] Edit Lyrics

2006-01-12 Thread Mark D Lew
On Jan 12, 2006, at 10:37 AM, Simon Troup wrote: Is it just me or are the arrows the wrong way around for selecting which set of lyrics to edit in the edit lyrics dialogue box. I feel that way about ALL dialog boxes in which one clicks the up arrow to decrement and the down arrow to incremen

Re: [Finale] TAN: Intel Macs out

2006-01-12 Thread Darcy James Argue
MacWorld has a MacIntel FAQ: Of interest: Last June, there was a lot of speculation that Rosetta would refuse to run certain kinds of programs. But according to Apple, that’s not true—Rosetta will try to run anything you thro

[Finale] Articulations font ready...

2006-01-12 Thread bill
Hi All, I finally got my new Articulations font pages up at my website and ready for purchase. http://www.gwmp.com/MusicFontsFrameset.htm The Examples page is also up there now for those of you who haven't seen it yet and are interested. My thanks to all who helped me make this font possible.