I've found a similar problem in winfin2006 - in speedy I press "S" to
sharpen a note. This works on all notes except f where it changes the note
to f double sharp.
I didn't have this problem in fin02.
Is this once again something that I have neglected to setup
somewhere?
Cheers,
Friends:
Responding to Don Hart, about an unsolicited request for an unpublished
score, John Howell wrote, in part:
Noel's thought of offering perusal pages but not the complete score
may indeed have merit, and you should at least ask whether that would
be acceptable. But what no one has yet
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've found a similar problem in winfin2006 - in speedy I press S to
sharpen a note. This works on all notes except f where it changes the
note to f double sharp.
I didn't have this problem in fin02.
My first thought is to wonder if you are working in a sharp key, in
I have experienced this behavior in WinFin2k7 too. It only concerns Speedy
Entry. In Simple Entry there's no problem. I guess it's a bug.
Mike Cholewa
WinFin2k7
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Of Rich Caldwell
Sent: Saturday, September
An an American composer who's lived across the pond for a long time, I
have a question tangential to this:
Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
.
In reference to John's question about whether this would or constitute
publication, or not, I'm not sure, but I would note that in the U.S.
since the mid
Don Hart wrote:
- Is there an advantage in sending either a pdf or a hard copy?
For me, PDF saves on shipping costs and is very efficient for me;
less so for the client, who has to print, fasten, and collate all
those parts. I can also email edited parts very quickly (sometimes a
This happens to me consistently in FinMac 2007, too, starting from a
new document key signature C.
Even weirder, when I hit the 9 to shift enharmonics, the D changes to
an E with no double-flat, as it is supposed to!
Definitely a bug, and definitely one that MakeMusic needs to know
about
Chuck Israels wrote:
Dear Jerry et al,
Here's MMs (prompt) response that solved the problem:
To accomodate printing score and parts at the same time with different
orientations, we now override the printer's orientation to Finale's page
orientation by default. However, there are some cases
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I've found a similar problem in winfin2006 - in speedy I press S to
sharpen a note. This works on all notes except f where it changes the
note to f double sharp.
Not to question the obvious, but what key are you in when this occurs?
I just tried it in the key of
Mike Cholewa wrote:
I have experienced this behavior in WinFin2k7 too. It only concerns Speedy
Entry. In Simple Entry there's no problem. I guess it's a bug.
Mike Cholewa
WinFin2k7
Maybe I'm not understanding the problem, but I just tried it in
winfin2007, default document, single staff,
Rich Caldwell wrote:
Perhaps I've gone temporarily insane (well, more insane than usual)...
I try this in Speedy Entry with a MIDI keyboard:
Enter C - C# - D
I then try to force a natural on the D with '*'. Nothing happens. I
can put one in parentheses, but not by itself. This doesn't
Daniel Wolf wrote:
An an American composer who's lived across the pond for a long time, I
have a question tangential to this:
Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
.
In reference to John's question about whether this would or constitute
publication, or not, I'm not sure, but I would note that in the U.S.
John Howell wrote:
[snip] - What options are available, other than placing a copyright
notice on
the work, to help restrict the use of this score to the stated
intent
of this artist (consider the piece for performance)?
The copyright notice establishes your ownership of the
In Speedy Entry try to enter c e f g, change the e to f flat (enharmonic
flip), then try to hide the flat with *. I t isn't possible. I know you
wouldn't probably want to hide this accidental but I have encountered
situations where you would want to show the accidental after an enharmonic
flip and
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Chuck Israels
- snip -
Finale 2007/Program Options/Save and Print/uncheck Use Finale's Page
Orientation Instead of the Printer's Page Orientation
- snip -
Could someone please tell where
I just noticed something else. This feature only occurs when I've
enharmonically switched the previous note. If I'm entering without a
MIDI keyboard, I enter 'C' then sharp it - so it's not enharmonically
flipping. If 'favor sharps' is on, then it won't either.
Do this: Enter 'Db-D',
Here's the exact situation which I've just re-created in a new file:
Horn in F part, key of F major, hence key sig of no sharps or flats.
In speedy enter an F bottom space and press "s" to sharpen it - result - F
double sharp.
As far as I can see this only happens on F.
Cheers,
Lawrence
Furthermore, pressing "f" to flatten the f natural to an f flat merely
inserts a natural sign as though the programme believes it to be an f
sharp.
This sounds like something to do with the transposition. I'll
experiment a bit more, gotto go to a gig now.
Cheers,
Lawrence
At 11:19 AM +0200 9/23/06, Daniel Wolf wrote:
In Germany, the blanket licensing situation is very good, in that I
can assume that radio stations, concert halls, schools, or churches
will have paid their licenses, and if I can report the performance I
will get paid from the blanket license.
I'll verify.
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Sent: Sat 23-Sep-06 10:19
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: Re: [Finale] Accidentals - what's up with f sharp?
Here's the exact situation which I've just re-created in a new file:
Horn in F part,
You're right, that doesn't work.
Wanna see something even more quirky? Once you make that Fb with the
enharmonic flip, hit the - key to lower it another half-step (which
should show as an Fbb) and it displays as a D#.
Bizarre! But then I rarely do such enharmonic flips, since only rarely
I can't force the natural on the D -- it appears by default and when I
hit the * key the natural disappears. With the natural showing, if the
first note is changed to C# by whatever method, the natural disappears,
as it should. Interestingly enough, though, with that enharmonic flip
in
Thank you David.
Please see my comment and re-read MM's reply below.
My hat was off to MM as soon as they came up with the prompt response
to the problem (within an hour or two on Friday - I thought I'd have
to wait over the weekend). I was so glad that I could print the
parts that I
It has been mentionned on MM's Forum last week in a post by Peter West I believe.Éric DussaultLe 06-09-23 à 09:49, Rich Caldwell a écrit :If this is indeed a bug, I'm surprised no one had mentioned it here or on MM's boards yet. After entering notes for only 5 minutes in 2k7, it stopped me dead
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's the exact situation which I've just re-created in a new file:
Horn in F part, key of F major, hence key sig of no sharps or flats.
In speedy enter an F bottom space and press s to sharpen it - result -
F double sharp.
As far as I can see this only happens
to be more precise, here is the link:http://forum.makemusic.com/default.aspx?f=6m=164013g=164117#m164117Le 06-09-23 à 11:16, Éric Dussault a écrit :It has been mentionned on MM's Forum last week in a post by Peter West I believe.Éric Dussault___
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Well, they did say in some cases ... so we provided a checkbox to
restore the previous behavior and that says a lot about MM:
1) they did explain what they did (sometimes rare)
2) they did provide an easy way out (also sometimes rare)
3) they're not forcing the new behavior on every user (which,
I can confirm that there is some strange behavior with accidentals in
2k7; I just haven't been able to pin it down. When I encounter some
of these things, I'm often not sure if Finale is at fault, or I am,
so I can be slow to catch them. As you can see, if you've been
following the 2007
I never really thought of how Finale thinks of the notes. I just
know that I more often work in atonal work, where I'd be clicking and
dragging notes all over the place if that were the only solution. I
prefer to keep my hands on the keyboards - a lot quicker.
For now, I'll enter the
On 22.09.2006 Kim Patrick Clow wrote:
My publisher uses a modern copier machine to do his print work; and he uses
Microsoft WORD to create the coversheets and files and then blends them all
into a PDF to print. On the cover of my edition, I have a transparent tif of
the composer's autograph.
All true.
Finale (to me) feels more like a house going through major and
(seemingly) haphazard renovations while at the same time the tenants
are expected to live there and pay the rent. Great, carbuncular
structures are being grafted to it, with a lot of dust to be inhaled
then,
I'm sure this has been covered, or at least mentioned, recently, so
excuse me for asking this.
Is there a wrinkle in the copying process in Fin2007? Can we longer
highlight the bar we want copied, then option-shift-click the target
area? If so, is there a combination to replace it? Do we
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I don't understand is the point of reconverting a vector image to abitmap...Dennis
I think because the publisher is using WORD, which doesn't support embedded vector art work (*.ai file variety)?
I'm going to the publisher, that he consider using either Quark or
dc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I don't understand is the point of reconverting a vector image to abitmap..
*snip* Sorry, first reply got out before I finished proofing ;) *snip*I think because the publisher is using WORD, which doesn't support embedded vector art work (*.ai file variety)?
I'm
Oops. Never mind about using 'favor sharps' as a workaround. It
happens the other way around with flats as well.
I have to decide now whether to chuck the time I spent setting up
this huge score and start over in 2k6 or stick with it and drag notes
or apply the plug-in at the end (and
At 8:03 AM -0400 9/23/06, dhbailey wrote:
I'm not a copyright lawyer, but to the best of my understanding the
following is true:
In the US, accredited educational institutions are exempt from
performance royalties, if the performances occur during the normal
school hours and are a part of
I have added a couple of free downloads to my download site. These are
updates of some of Jari Williamsson's things, which I hope he won't mind
if I host. (I'll take them down if he does.)
Right now, there are 2 items: the last Mac PDKTools (v2.16) and a
Universal Binary version of JW Space
On Sep 23, 2006, at 12:36 PM, Kim Richmond wrote:
I'm sure this has been covered, or at least mentioned, recently, so
excuse me for asking this.
Is there a wrinkle in the copying process in Fin2007? Can we
longer highlight the bar we want copied, then option-shift-click
the target area?
Thanks to everyone who chipped in on this topic. I received a number of
takes on how to handle my situation, which is so often the case on this
list. This always seems to help sort things out and, at least this time, I
feel like I haven't overlooked anything important.
I decided to go the route
If you want to see music engraving done old school, there is a
fascinating video at this URL:
http://www.henle.de/video/vollversion/Notenstich_E.wmv
-Randolph Peters
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Thanks Robert. Much obliged.
- Darcy
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On 23 Sep 2006, at 1:32 PM, Robert Patterson wrote:
I have added a couple of free downloads to my download site. These
are updates of some of Jari Williamsson's things, which I hope
Chris,
The little change is exactly what Kim was writing about -- Can we
longer highlight the bar we want copied, then option-shift-click the
*target* [emphasis added] area?
The answer is no. This is an incredibly annoying bug. MM are aware
of it, but it couldn't hurt to write them and
Great video. It makes our complaints seem petty and pathetic.
Richard Yates
http://www.henle.de/video/vollversion/Notenstich_E.wmv
-Randolph Peters
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Oops,
I read much too hastily and mentally inserted words into Kim's post
that were not there!
To answer Kim's question:
Opt-shift-click and opt-click still work, but only if your target
measure is *oustside* the selected area. If the target measure is
*within* the selected area, the
Astounding!
Chuck
On Sep 23, 2006, at 2:27 PM, Richard Yates wrote:
Great video. It makes our complaints seem petty and pathetic.
Richard Yates
http://www.henle.de/video/vollversion/Notenstich_E.wmv
-Randolph Peters
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A couple of days ago I downloaded the new TG tools stuff from the URL
suggested. Now none of my TG tools work. I'm on FinMac 2007. I tried
the Opt/Control R click process, but it didn't work. Any thoughts?
Dean
Dean M. Estabrook
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Have you ever heard of an eleven or
I downloaded them about the same time as you and mine are working fine;
at least harmonics and Alt. Bass are. I Select the desired measures and
use the TGTools menu items, though.
Maybe there is a prefs file you need to delete or a older .bundle file
that didn't get replaced.
**Leigh
On Sat,
Hi Kim,
If you're coming from 2005 or earlier, a new behavior in the program is that
copying with opt/shift/click automatically brings up the Items to Copy
dialog box, which is handy once you get used to it. Opt/click copies as
before, without bringing up the dialog. Maybe that's the difference
On 23 Sep 2006 at 14:51, Don Hart wrote:
I decided not to use a watermark this
time around because, apparently, I don't own the necessary software
The free editing tools from pdf995.com can do a watermark through its
stationery feature.
--
David W. Fenton
I checked the page out and couldn't find any mention of support for Mac.
Otherwise, I'd definitely be interested.
Does anyone know of a similar product (free) for the mac?
Thanks,
Don Hart
on 9/23/06 8:42 PM, David W. Fenton at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 23 Sep 2006 at 14:51, Don Hart
Absolutely fascinating!!
J D Thomas
ThomaStudios
On Sep 23, 2006, at 2:11 PM, Randolph Peters wrote:
If you want to see music engraving done old school, there is a
fascinating video at this URL:
http://www.henle.de/video/vollversion/Notenstich_E.wmv
-Randolph Peters
Don Hart wrote:
I decided not to use a watermark this
time around because, apparently, I don't own the necessary software, and I
was able handle (and deliver) Noel's suggestion in a more timely fashion.
The last two _printers_ that I used extensively for Finale both had a
watermark option as
Hey, thanks. I think I stumbled upon the correct icons to click, and
it seemed to work ok. I'll test it out some more and see.
Dean
On Sep 23, 2006, at 4:12 PM, Leigh Daniels wrote:
I downloaded them about the same time as you and mine are working
fine;
at least harmonics and Alt. Bass
I started to open the URL, but it was taking so long, I gave up.
Maybe I'll relax and try again.
Dean
On Sep 23, 2006, at 7:10 PM, ThomaStudios wrote:
Absolutely fascinating!!
J D Thomas
ThomaStudios
On Sep 23, 2006, at 2:11 PM, Randolph Peters wrote:
If you want to see music engraving
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