>I have never needed to do this before, but I am working on a
>wind ensemble score and, for the usual practical reasons,
>there are some staves with more than one instrument. Is there
>a way in Finale to assign two midi channels to a staff - upper
>and lower notes?
Only if they are in separ
Hi all,
I have never needed to do this before, but I am working on a wind
ensemble score and, for the usual practical reasons, there are some
staves with more than one instrument. Is there a way in Finale to
assign two midi channels to a staff - upper and lower notes?
TIA,
Chuck
Chu
On 14-Feb-08, at 1:05 PM, Andrew Levin wrote:
Greetings,
Recently someone mentioned using Band-in-a-Box within the Windows
environment on an Intel machine, using Garritan sounds as well. I
didn't pay
much attention at the time, but now I have BIAB (for Mac).
Is there a reason to go Windows
The version of Band in a Box for Macintosh is 5 versions behind the PC
one (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, and now 2008). Plus, it is not universal
binary (last I checked).
On your G5 Mac, you don't really have an option other than BinaB Mac version.
On an Intel Mac, you can run BinaB 2008 with Boot Cam
Greetings,
Recently someone mentioned using Band-in-a-Box within the Windows
environment on an Intel machine, using Garritan sounds as well. I didn't pay
much attention at the time, but now I have BIAB (for Mac).
Is there a reason to go Windows as opposed to straight-up Mac for this? Can
whoever
I decided to uninstall 2005. I have 2006 on the same system. Have I to
take any precautions in order to prevent loss of shared files between
the two applications, apart the obvious check of not having any of my
works saved in 2005 folder??
Thank you.
Marcello
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