I have not rebuilt my default file since I switched to Maestro Font as
the default music font, c. Fin2k. Since then I have upgraded it to each
new version without any significant issues.
Rebuilding from scratch is tedious work that I refuse to contemplate
doing. ymmv.
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Robert Patterson
ht
dc wrote:
Has anyone found a way to have a different position for measure numbers
in a score and in linked parts? I can't understand why this has been
made "always linked".
Dennis
What follows only will work easily for works/movements with a single
measure number region.
1) Set up two reg
On 11 Sep 2006 at 11:10, Chuck Israels wrote:
> I have done what you do successfully with earlier upgrades. I don't
> know what gave me the notion that it might cause trouble to do things
> that way in the last couple of transitions. Perhaps Hiro and I are
> overly cautious and are doing unne
I'm in need of some performers for a small concert I'm trying to pull
together, featuring the music of Christoph Graupner, but I've not had
much luck, because I'm not really a performer myself. While string
players aren't too hard to locate, I'd love trumpets, horns and
timpani for this concert,
Christopher Smith / 2006/09/11 / 02:16 PM wrote:
>Maybe you got the idea from me, as I have reported corruption problems
>on older files imported into newer versions of Finale (Mac version.)
It not only that. I had been using old default files too long, and I
didn't know what I had been missin
On Sep 11, 2006, at 11:16 AM, Christopher Smith wrote:
On Sep 11, 2006, at 2:10 PM, Chuck Israels wrote:
Hi Dennis,
I have done what you do successfully with earlier upgrades. I
don't know what gave me the notion that it might cause trouble to
do things that way in the last couple of t
On Sep 11, 2006, at 2:10 PM, Chuck Israels wrote:
Hi Dennis,
I have done what you do successfully with earlier upgrades. I don't
know what gave me the notion that it might cause trouble to do things
that way in the last couple of transitions. Perhaps Hiro and I are
overly cautious and are
Hi Dennis,
I have done what you do successfully with earlier upgrades. I don't
know what gave me the notion that it might cause trouble to do things
that way in the last couple of transitions. Perhaps Hiro and I are
overly cautious and are doing unnecessary work.
Anyone else weighing in
At 01:28 PM 9/11/06 -0400, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
>Chuck Israels / 2006/09/11 / 01:16 PM wrote:
>
>>Otherwise, as far as I know, we are stuck with this process.
>
>It is hard to imagine majority of Finale user is patient
>as you are, yet I don't recall complaint about this on this list.
I don't have
Chuck Israels / 2006/09/11 / 01:16 PM wrote:
>Otherwise, as far as I know, we are stuck with this process.
Thanks Chuck. It is hard to imagine majority of Finale user is patient
as you are, yet I don't recall complaint about this on this list.
Page format lib doesn't retain anything I need, and
Funny, I just did this with my Default file. Here is what I did.
I loaded Finale on two computers, On one I had my old default file
loaded, and the other the new default (2007's installed file) loaded. I
then went through and changed the articulations, slurs, and some other
things I saw that l
Hi Robert,
I was the one who reported it and heard back from Tobias.
It was Align/Move that crashed Finale, though the version of that
tool supplied in Finale works fine.
That's all I know. I will explore what versions I have and report back.
Chuck
On Sep 11, 2006, at 10:11 AM, Robert Pa
Dear Hiro,
I don't know any other way to do this. I spend some time making the
default file in the new version conform to my older one more or less
as you describe the process. There are still at least 2 bugs in the
Mac version that prevent me from achieving all I want in this regard:
S
Andrew Stiller wrote:
As of a week or so ago, TGTools was reported as causing Fin2K7 to
freeze. Has this now been fixed?
I do not have this problem. I was out of town and missed the report.
Perhaps a specific function causes Fin07 to freeze. Or perhaps the
person reporting the problem di
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Lee Actor
> Sent: 11 September 2006 17:47
> To: finale@shsu.edu
> Subject: RE: [Finale] artificial or natural harmonic notation?
>
>
> > At 12:49 AM -0700 9/11/06, Lee Actor wrote:
> > >
> > >Beside
I'd like to ask what you do with the default file when version switches.
I have so many custom lib, articulation, chords (I hate how Finale
spells chord - Very difficult to site-read), page format, just about
everything. Since my daily use of Finale is for my own composition,
this really matters
> At 12:49 AM -0700 9/11/06, Lee Actor wrote:
> >
> >Besides, in some contexts it may be advantageous to
> >playing it as an artificial harmonic, as this would allow vibrato
> >(impossible on a natural harmonic).
>
> Not entirely true. It's a different kind of vibrato with limited
> amplitude, but
Hi Andrew,
That is on the Mac platform. Don't know about Windows. Tobias
acknowledged this and simply said that TG Tools was not yet 2007
complaint and that he was working on it. No further word, so far.
Chuck
On Sep 11, 2006, at 9:38 AM, Andrew Stiller wrote:
On Sep 11, 2006, at 10
> The notation for artificial harmonics exists for clarification
> purposes, and is not mystically connected to the idea of the harmonic
> being artificial; it is therefore perfectly acceptable to use this
> notation for a natural harmonic where that would be clearer.
>
> However, to make cert
On Sep 11, 2006, at 10:49 AM, Robert Patterson wrote:
I must have gotten PDKTools 2.16 bundled with the latest Mac TGTools.
I haven't tried it on Windows. The TGTools website is www.tgtools.com.
As of a week or so ago, TGTools was reported as causing Fin2K7 to
freeze. Has this now been fix
On Sep 10, 2006, at 11:30 PM, Randolph Peters wrote:
I have a section in a piece I'm writing where the violin soloist plays
a series of artificial harmonics (P4 above). When the passage comes to
an open string, I've usually thought of those notes as being natural
harmonics. The thing is that
At 12:49 AM -0700 9/11/06, Lee Actor wrote:
Besides, in some contexts it may be advantageous to
playing it as an artificial harmonic, as this would allow vibrato
(impossible on a natural harmonic).
Not entirely true. It's a different kind of vibrato with limited
amplitude, but quite easy to
At 10:30 PM -0500 9/10/06, Randolph Peters wrote:
I was puzzling over a notational problem I had regarding artificial
and natural harmonics notation on a stringed instrument.
Don't feel bad. I'm a string player and every time I come across
harmonics I have to stop and figure out what's intend
At 10:52 AM 9/11/2006, dc wrote:
>Thanks, Aaron. So my 2.15 version is not the latest. Where did you find 2.16?
I don't know. It must have been bundled with TGTools.
Aaron.
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On Sep 11, 2006, at 10:28 AM, tim-cates wrote:
and then there's "bucket-o-fish" for the jazz ending w/ cymbal crash -
or the rock version: "moneymoneymoneymoneyCASH!" (AKA the "kitchen
sink fill")
Heh, heh! Around here they call it the "Hawaii Five-Oh."
Funniest notation I ever saw on a d
Thanks to Owain, Christopher and Lee for your thoughts on harmonics
notation. I'm going to stick with the artificial harmonics notation
for the extended passage I was referring to.
This list is a very useful resource!
-Randolph Peters
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I must have gotten PDKTools 2.16 bundled with the latest Mac TGTools. I
haven't tried it on Windows. The TGTools website is www.tgtools.com.
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At 10:29 AM 9/11/2006, dc wrote:
>Could anyone succesfully using the Windows version of JW Space Systems tell
>me their version of PDK Tools?
PDKTools 2.16, WinXP, Fin2007.
Aaron.
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and then there's "bucket-o-fish" for the jazz ending w/ cymbal crash
- or the rock version: "moneymoneymoneymoneyCASH!" (AKA the "kitchen
sink fill")
On Sep 10, 2006, at 12:54 PM, Andrew Stiller wrote:
On Sep 9, 2006, at 9:06 PM, Matthew Hindson Fastmail acct wrote:
I'm sure the wisdom
I am using Mac, and I saw similar results until I upgraded to PDK Tools
2.16. SFAIK, PDK Tools 2.16 is only available at the TGTools website.
Jari never added it to his. Indeed, I believe Tobias has taken over
maintenance of PDKTools.
JW Space Systems works fine with Fin07. As of now, however,
If it were part of a melodic line, I'd probably avoid the open-string
harmonic, too. Not just for the reasons mentioned, but because it is
often much easier to play with a sustained sound, with shifting of the
consistent 1-4 handshape, instead of switching from 1-4 to 0-3 as needed
for the open st
It's been my experience that string players pretty much universally
ignore my helpful notations about how to play harmonics, and unless
it is impossible, will always play an artificial harmonic rather than
a natural one. They explain that it is for tuning, as you can't tune
a natural harmon
dc wrote:
I finally received my upgrade (or rather found it hidden behind one of
my shutters), and the first thing I was anxious to try is JW Space
Systems on linked parts. I opened and old (2004) file, generated parts,
and tried the plug-in on the score, which caused Finale to freeze. I
made
> I was puzzling over a notational problem I had regarding artificial
> and natural harmonics notation on a stringed instrument.
>
> I have a section in a piece I'm writing where the violin soloist
> plays a series of artificial harmonics (P4 above). When the passage
> comes to an open string, I've
Continue with the P4-above notation. It's perfectly normal and
acceptable to use it for open-string harmonics, and in this context
anything else is more unwieldly.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Randolph Peters
> Sent: 11 Septemb
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