Yes, it seems like an oversight: it ought to be possible to set the
vertical position of the plus sign. I can only come up with
workarounds, either:
1. You could set the plus sign to a blank character, then add it as
an expression.
or
2. If you prefer keeping the plus sign as it is, you
Eric Dannewitz nailed it -- it's latency, and for immediate response
when you hit a midi key, you need one or more of several things: A
faster processor, more ram, a different playback engine.
If you're trying to use GPO, which is extremely resource-hungry, while
entering your music, you'll
Eric Dannewitz / 2006/12/08 / 10:35 PM wrote:
It's called LATENCY
You need to perhaps get a better sound card or use a Midi module.
It may be, or maybe not. The original poster was having the problem on
input data, not playback (which includes patch through that many seems
to think that is
Well, he said
In speedy entry there is a time lag between the moment I press the key
on my keyboard and when the sound appears. This in itself is annoying,
but when I am entering a string of notes I first get a measure full of
rests, then eventually the notes begin appearing. This makes it
Eric Dannewitz / 2006/12/09 / 11:44 AM wrote:
Well, he said
In speedy entry there is a time lag between the moment I press the key
on my keyboard and when the sound appears. This in itself is annoying,
but when I am entering a string of notes I first get a measure full of
rests, then
Well, it could be a number of problems. Perhaps two problems. The time
lag between pressing and hearing the sound is latency. The other
problem, Speedy not catching up...could be because he's using GPO
sounds and the latency for Finale to generate the sound first, then to
update the screen
Thanks to everyone who sent suggestions, but I really think it is due
somehow to the actual software. Everything was fine before Fin 2007. From
the word 'go' I couldn't use it because of this fault. I continued using
Fin2006. Then the other day I loaded Fin2007 and tried every possible way to
On Dec 7, 2006, at 8:59 AM, John Howell wrote:
Lots of opinions being thrown around here, and NONE of us has seen the
inside of a law school, but this brings up a concrete question.
Do you know that?
I realize you're speaking metaphorically, and for the sake of clarity I
confirm that I am
On 12/9/06, Mark D Lew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sorry to have to tell you that you can't get far
discussing intellectual property without it becoming political. It
is an inherently political term, like death tax or woman's right to
choose.
Intellectual property is a new term btw:
Here is
Mark D Lew wrote:
On Dec 7, 2006, at 8:59 AM, John Howell wrote:
Lots of opinions being thrown around here, and NONE of us has seen the
inside of a law school, but this brings up a concrete question.
Do you know that?
I realize you're speaking metaphorically, and for the sake of clarity I
At 11:03 AM -0800 12/9/06, Mark D Lew wrote:
On Dec 7, 2006, at 8:59 AM, John Howell wrote:
I don't believe anyone has stated this explicitly, so I'll go out
on a limb. Copyright in the U.S. is treated as a property right,
and a copyrighted work is treated as property. In fact, property
John Hughes wrote:
Thanks to everyone who sent suggestions, but I really think it is due
somehow to the actual software. Everything was fine before Fin 2007.
From the word 'go' I couldn't use it because of this fault. I continued
using Fin2006. Then the other day I loaded Fin2007 and tried
dhbailey wrote, WRT John Hughes complaint about delay in sound when
using Fin 2k6 and 2k7:
But you still haven't told us which playback device you were trying to
use in Fin2007 -- was it GPO or were you using your basic soundcard
synth?
I would note further, and perhaps more fundamentally,
In MacFIN-07, to create individual parts from a “conductor’s score”
in which I use 2 layers for paired parts (i.e. a staff for flute 1/2,
a staff for clarinet 2/3, etc.), I built a “parts score” (each part
with a separate staff). From the “conductor’s score,” I then copied
the paired parts
Le 06-12-09 à 21:33, Gerry Kirk a écrit :
My question #1: (Aside from why this annoyance occurs) is there a
way to select all rests in a staff and move them to the default
location without disturbing notes in the measures?
The move rests plug-in (note, beam and rest editing folder) has an
Raymond, thanks for your story. Stimmen is a symphony in 12 parts. Here too
there is a lot of difference in the quality of the individual parts. Some,
though really the minority, are really good in my humble opinion, and there are
some which I find mediocre and some which are terrible. I didn't
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