On Nov 1, 2006, at 2:02 AM, dhbailey wrote:
I saw Richie Havens in concert outdoors in Lowell a number of years
ago, and one of the things he remarked on was how all the music that's
ever been performed is still vibrating around the universe, the energy
is still there.
His remark could well
On Nov 1, 2006, at 11:51 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello again;
I looked at the Finale 2006 documentation, particularly at Chapter
17.
You might use the midi setup dialogue box to specify an appropriate
amount of midi input latency. On page 5 of Chapter 8.
Hope your day goes we
On 1 Nov 2006 at 4:30, Noel Stoutenburg wrote [nothing quoted here]:
> dhbailey wrote:
>
> > You need to do something about it or your copyright lawsuit options
> > will be reduced, from what I understand.
It doesn't reduce your chances of proving infringement, which is
independent of whether o
On 1 Nov 2006 at 5:02, dhbailey wrote:
> That way we can be remembered as a saint
> who didn't hate anybody instead of a curmudgeon for whom nothing was
> ever right.
I would like to advise everyone to be sure to remember me as a
curmudgeon. I can think of nothing worse than being remembered as
On 1 Nov 2006 at 12:01, John Howell wrote:
> In English, one must weigh one's word choices carefully.
No weigh!
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Does anyone know if there's a fast way to change rhythmic values of an
entire measure other than the Mass Edit/Change process -- which only
works if you want to change all the instances of a particular value?
Example: change several measures of 3/4 containing three quarter notes
to measures conta
Hello again;
I looked at the Finale 2006 documentation, particularly at Chapter 17.
Latency is never addressed. I think they're refusing to admit that there is
a problem.
CPU processing time should not be relevant here, since I have a 3.2 GHZ
Pentium. If I had a slower CPU, the latency w
I seem to recall that this is an issue involving the Microsoft synth. Try
using the Smart Music synth instead of the Microsoft WaveTable. Go to the
MIDI Setup menu, MIDI out option to set the default.
My experience is that it is faster to rerecord than to try to remove those
rests.
Guy Hayden
On Nov 1, 2006, at 11:09 AM, dc wrote:
Does this qualify as an eggcorn? I ask because my last contributions
to Andrew's collection were rejected by the jury.
We have a current (and totally ridiculous) trade mark fight under
weigh here.
Dennis
Indeed it is! I must have missed it. It's a
On 01 Nov 2006, at 12:01 PM, John Howell wrote:
At 5:09 PM +0100 11/1/06, dc wrote:
Does this qualify as an eggcorn? I ask because my last
contributions to Andrew's collection were rejected by the jury.
We have a current (and totally ridiculous) trade mark fight under
weigh here.
Dennis
Dear Finale;
I was wondering how I can keep Hyperscribe from putting an annoying latency
into the recording off a keyboard.
Even when I record quarter notes, it puts a sixteenth note before each one.
In other words, all the note events are moved over exactly 1/4 of a beat too
late.
So f
At 5:09 PM +0100 11/1/06, dc wrote:
Does this qualify as an eggcorn? I ask because my last contributions
to Andrew's collection were rejected by the jury.
We have a current (and totally ridiculous) trade mark fight under weigh here.
Dennis
Nope. That's actually the correct term. It's nau
On 01.11.2006 John Howell wrote:
Anyone think that would actually work?
it might, but unfortunately the lawer is likely to cost more than the
income you will generate.
Johannes
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At 4:56 AM -0500 11/1/06, dhbailey wrote:
You need to do something about it or your copyright lawsuit options
will be reduced, from what I understand. That's one of the reasons
that major corporations pursue copyright violations with such
vengeance.
If you do finally take some infringer to
dhbailey wrote:
You need to do something about it or your copyright lawsuit options
will be reduced, from what I understand.
my understanding is that the first thing one needs to do is to register
the copyright. It used to be, in the U.S., anyway, that you could not
claim a copyright withou
Randolph Peters wrote:
A-NO-NE Music wrote:
My CD tracks are being available for free MP3 downloads that I never
authorized, and I was
wondering if I need to do something about it.
Are you allergic to income? You're being ripped off. This is just a
thought, but talk with your attorney abou
Chuck Israels wrote:
Why did I bite for this? My ego couldn't resist, so I spent the better
part of the last two hours looking at stuff I said, stuff I don't
remember saying (some pretty good, some not), people saying they like my
work, people who don't, things I am proud of having done, thing
A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Randolph Peters / 2006/10/31 / 07:12 PM wrote:
I do an "ego-search" every once in a while and often discover
performances of my music that I didn't know about. It is probably
good business practice to check what is being put out there about
yourself. (This email, for exam
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