Can you slow down the audio tracks? How is the sound quality of the
slowed down tracks?
If it is like what they are using with SmartMusic, I wouldn't buy it.
SmartMusic's slow down sounds terrible even when you slow it down a
little compared with what Transcribe or The Amazing Slowdowner do.
David W. Fenton wrote:
On 10 Jul 2007 at 21:24, dhbailey wrote:
But we can add an audio track to our files, now. I initially thought
What the . . .! but I can see it being useful for those who work
with music which in the 60s would have required a tape recorder to
play the tape along with the
David W. Fenton wrote:
On 10 Jul 2007 at 21:24, dhbailey wrote:
Once IE has opened on my computer (whoever
it was that complained about Acrobat taking a long time to load sure
never opened IE on my computer!) it's very responsive.
This is a complaint I never understood, as I always found IE
I will check out the audio track feature and the linked score/parts as I
have time over the next few days. I haven't investigated them yet.
David H. Bailey
Eric Dannewitz wrote:
Can you slow down the audio tracks? How is the sound quality of the
slowed down tracks?
If it is like what they
David W. Fenton wrote:
I thought this was for the folks producing movie scores.
dhbailey wrote:
That could be also, but I would think if they cared about movie scores,
there would be a video window as Sibelius has, so that the music can suit
the video.
There is. They implemented that in
Aaron Sherber wrote:
At 06:57 AM 7/11/2007, dhbailey wrote:
That could be also, but I would think if they cared about movie scores,
there would be a video window as Sibelius has, so that the music can
suit the video.
Ummm.there *is* a movie window. It was introduced in Fin2007. Look
at
I'm wondering if the collective wisdom of the list might know this. There's
a quote I've heard attributed to composer Morton Feldman, but I can't find
the source of the quote. It's not in any of his writings that I've read,
and none of the interviews I've come across thus far (including the
Hi all,
Want to stop the Finale 2008 help file from resizing and
repositioning your browser window? This should do the trick.
Find the file Finale 2008/Help Files/Data/Skinmain/Skin.xml and open
it in a text editor. The second line of this file should start with
CatapultSkin. At the end of
1. I adjust verticaly all the composite time signatures from inside the staff
to on the bottom of the staff. But the + sign character stay inside the staff ?
2. In normal time signature, do you know the way to obtain 2 instead of 2/4 ?
Thanks for your aid.
Pierre
At 10:52 AM 7/11/2007, Pierre Bailleul wrote:
1. I adjust verticaly all the composite time signatures from inside
the staff to on the bottom of the staff. But the + sign character stay
inside the staff ?
If your composite signature is something like 2+3/8, and you tweak
the Vertical Adjustment
Help - does not open in Safari (OS 10.4 something).
Anyone have any ideas why?
Thanks,
Chuck
Chuck Israels
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Bellingham, WA 98225-5836
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i have barely worked with MIDI, need some extracts from a larger
score to send to a studio to use. the person running the studio
session doesn't have finale, the composer (who will be in the studio)
doesn't know MIDI at all (not that i know much more...) and of course
all of this is thrown
At 02:34 PM 7/11/2007, Chuck Israels wrote:
Help - does not open in Safari (OS 10.4 something).
Anyone have any ideas why?
Take a look under Program Options | Folders. Does the User Manual
entry point to something like Finale 2008/Help Files?
Aaron.
It does open if you go through the Finale folder and navigate to
Finale.htm - just not from the help menu while you're in Finale.
On Jul 11, 2007, at 11:34 AM, Chuck Israels wrote:
Help - does not open in Safari (OS 10.4 something).
Anyone have any ideas why?
Thanks,
Chuck
Chuck
Hi Aaron,
It points to the right place, and the address appears in the address
bar, but the window doesn't open. I called support, and they thought
it was probably specific to my browser setup. They suggested
clearing Safari preferences, but I don't want to lose all that, so I
simply
Hi Chuck (and SHSU list),
Do you happen to have Finale installed on a drive other than your boot
drive? If so, this could be causing the problem. For now, you could
either install Finale on your boot drive or create a bookmark to Finale
2008/Help Files/Finale.htm in the browser of your choice.
Hi Mark,
see below
On Jul 11, 2007, at 12:51 PM, Johnson, Mark wrote:
Hi Chuck (and SHSU list),
Do you happen to have Finale installed on a drive other than your boot
drive? If so, this could be causing the problem.
This is not the issue on my system.
For now, you could
either install
How about more settingsminimize number of rests ?
I tuned into the middle of this...have you tried checking that??
From: Dick Hauser
Sent: Wed 11-Jul-07 20:15
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: Re: [Finale] MIDI question (urgent)
On Jul 11, 2007, at 11:42 AM, shirling neueweise wrote:
at a quick
How about more settingsminimize number of rests ?
isn't that backwards from what i meed? will check tomorrow, but it
was checked originally, and it didn't work... although i changed a
number of settings since then.
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shirling neueweise ... new music publishers
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Under the Midi/Audio pull down (2008) you can look at Import midi
file options. If it all looks like it makes sense, you might just
try setting the minimum duration to eights. It's possible, I
suppose, that Finale is keeping a midi value of a sixteenth
(followed by a sixteenth rest) for a
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