Jonathan Smith écrit: I didn't get any import duties this time with 2007 (USA-France). Maybe I was lucky! But I noticed that MM had placed a sticker on the package that stated that tax had already been paid on the item etc. I paid $138.90 in total. Thanks for this information, Jonathan. But the
In UK I have paid 85 GBP, from Musicroom.com. Shipping by Royal
Mail was free.
This is my first upgrade from UK. Previously I updraded directly
from US but was then asked for a customs duty and the total seemed
to be more than if I had bought from UK suppliers.
Has the price gone up
Dean M. Estabrook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Uh, believe it or not, I don't know what a Thumb Drive is ... color
me ancient.
and told us in 4950 characters.
Ken Moore
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Hi.
I am fairly new to
Finale and am on the normal steep learning curve that all newbie's have.
So far I have done pretty well.. But I want to write a some 8th note
clusters.. i.e. Aflat, Bflat and B nat
What is the best way
of doing a "splayed" or "split" 8th note stems?
On Mon, August 21, 2006 9:43 pm, keith helgesen wrote:
Please- someone take pity!
I am trying to purchase a replacement copy of Lawrence of Arabia by
Maurice
Jarre, arr Alfred Reed. For Concert Band.
[snip]
If I cannot purchase a new copy, then from who or where do I obtain
permission
Steve Currington / 2006/08/22 / 06:36 AM wrote:
What is the best way of doing a splayed or split 8th note stems?
Do you mean something like this?
http://www.a-no-ne.com/temp/cluster.jpg
What I did here was to make three 8th notes into one 8th note beat space
using Tuplet Tool,
Made two 8th
This is a very creative work around. But you are correct, I hope
there is an easier way.
Dean
On Aug 22, 2006, at 6:14 AM, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Steve Currington / 2006/08/22 / 06:36 AM wrote:
What is the best way of doing a splayed or split 8th note stems?
Do you mean something like
When one uses the plug in for cautionary naturals and opts for the
parenthesis, does one normally get only one paren on the left side,
rather than both? It seems to happen to me a lot.
Dean
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Hi Dean,
I have seen this behavior only now in 2007, but when I zoom in to a
larger percentage view, the closing parenthesis becomes visible, so I
suppose it will print. See if you get the same result when you
enlarge the view. I hope this is not a 2007 bug. I have already
found one
On 22.08.2006 Dean M. Estabrook wrote:
When one uses the plug in for cautionary naturals and opts for the parenthesis,
does one normally get only one paren on the left side, rather than both? It
seems to happen to me a lot.
As far as I know that must then be a font problem, since the
Hmmm ... very interesting ... I'll check it out and report.
Thanks,
Dean
On Aug 22, 2006, at 10:43 AM, Chuck Israels wrote:
Hi Dean,
I have seen this behavior only now in 2007, but when I zoom in to a
larger percentage view, the closing parenthesis becomes visible, so
I suppose it will
Yes, Chuck ... I just magnified it and both parens were, in fact
there. I printed a page, and they were also present. Thanks for the
clue.
Dean
On Aug 22, 2006, at 10:43 AM, Chuck Israels wrote:
Hi Dean,
I have seen this behavior only now in 2007, but when I zoom in to a
larger
Hi Hiro
Thanks for the suggestion.. Yep a bit clunky bit would work fine I
guess.
Never used the smart shape tool- guess it is time to learn.
The Aflat Bflat sit vertically on a single stem OK it is adding the
Bnat that is the issue as if I try to join them on one single step the
Bflat and B
Hmm Maybe this is a good future enhancement request.
MM - A note cluster tool please!!
Quite a lot of contemporary music uses clusters.
Probably already been asked for but I would not know being a newbie..
Steve
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Dean M. Estabrook on Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Replies from the Community Music list below.
snip
This was last published by the Jenson Publishing Company. You'll
need to contact Hal Leonard Publishing Corporation to get permission
to photocopy parts of this arrangement.
Mike Hogan
Sioux City, IA
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snip 2
Thanks David, for some good pointers. I really don't know why publishers and
copyright holders make life so difficult for us folk who just want to spend
some money!
I'm rapidly coming to the conclusion that your final suggestion is the way
to go! God knows I've tried to find a new copy and/or to
Steve Currington wrote:
Hmm Maybe this is a good future enhancement request.
MM - A note cluster tool please!!
Quite a lot of contemporary music uses clusters.
Pardon me, but there already _is_ a note cluster tool; it's part of
the special tools palette. My copy of 2k7 is in transit, so
I came in on the middle here--there is a custom stem tool--are you aware of it?
TOOLSADVANCED TOOLSSPECIAL TOOLSCUSTOM STEM
In fact, the icon for it is a splayed stem.
Jim
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To:
Once upon a time, publishers printed x amount of copies of a piece, and
if they didnt sell, they stored them forever and ever without any
problem. It is my understanding that, several years ago (I believe my
source mentioned it was during Jimmy Carter's presidency), that the
federal government
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Sent: 22 August 2006 22:42
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: RE: [Finale] Split Stems for Clusters
Hi Hiro
Thanks for the suggestion.. Yep a bit clunky bit would work fine I
Martin Banner wrote, in part:
Publishers either got rid of those inventories, dropped things from
their catalogues, and subsequently have been less and less willing to
take a chance on publishing things that do not indicate they will be a
financial success.
Another factor involved here has
Can someone explain why, legally, Keith can't just photocopy or re-
engrave the deteriorating parts?
If I buy a CD, I have the legal right to rip it to my iPod, back it
up to my hard drive, burn a second copy for personal use, etc. If I
buy a piece of software, I have the legal right to
At 05:22 PM 8/22/06 -0500, Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
In use, if one is creating a eighth note cluster, one enters the tones
of the cluster as a chord, uses the notehead positioning tool to move
the individual noteheads to the desired position, and uses the custom
stem tool which invokes the shape
Wouldn't it make more sense to use large block noteheads instead of
split stems for forearm clusters?
Cheers,
- Darcy
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On 22 Aug 2006, at 8:37 PM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
At 05:22 PM 8/22/06 -0500, Noel Stoutenburg
At 08:44 PM 8/22/06 -0400, Darcy James Argue wrote:
Wouldn't it make more sense to use large block noteheads instead of
split stems for forearm clusters?
Sorry, I was just talking about clusters. But there's only one large block
notehead in Maestro, and it's hollow and rectangular. In the
There are alternate fonts (forget which ones at the moment) that
offer solid rectangular cluster noteheads of various sizes.
Cheers,
- Darcy
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On 22 Aug 2006, at 9:29 PM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
At 08:44 PM 8/22/06
At 09:38 PM 8/22/06 -0400, you wrote:
There are alternate fonts (forget which ones at the moment) that
offer solid rectangular cluster noteheads of various sizes.
I think I'm missing how to do it, then. The notehead-replacement tool
appears only to use the default music font. There don't seem
Darcy James Argue wrote:
Can someone explain why, legally, Keith can't just photocopy or
re-engrave the deteriorating parts?
If I buy a CD, I have the legal right to rip it to my iPod, back it up
to my hard drive, burn a second copy for personal use, etc. If I buy a
piece of software, I have
I've tried to modify my iKey 2.2.2 shortcuts for Favor Flats and
Favor Sharps -- which I use EXTENSIVELY -- to match the new
position for these items in Finale 2007, but when I try to execute
the shortcut, I keep getting an error message that iKey can't find
them. Has anyone had any
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