Blake Richardson wrote:
I'm trying to do an eighth-note triplet set where two of the three notes are
further broken down into three sixteenth-note triplets each.
Create the "master" triplet by use of your method of choice. After the
master triplet is completed, select the triplet tool, and cl
Old fashioned question! Tuplet the sixteenths then create the larger tuplet.
Jerry
Gerald Berg
- Original Message
From: Blake Richardson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: finale@shsu.edu
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2008 7:21:49 PM
Subject: [Finale] How do I do this?
I'm trying to do an eighth-n
I'm trying to do an eighth-note triplet set where two of the three notes are
further broken down into three sixteenth-note triplets each.
I scanned a hand-written example here:
http://gallery.me.com/btr1701#100016
(The one labeled "Music")
Any help would be appreciated.
__
Michael Cook wrote:
You can't use metatools with the old staff lists, so there's no loss
here.
This is just a bit of Finale trivia, but there were a few early
versions that allowed you to have different metatools for note based
expressions and measure based ones. It was useful at the time
Actually, no, Finale can't automatically determine the height of font
characters. That's why we made FAN files in the first place.
I don't disagree that the tool for editing can be improved, however.
On Oct 30, 2008, at 2:29 AM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
Actually, I have never understood why Fi
On Oct 30, 2008, at 10:09 AM, Richard Yates wrote:
One of the problems with libraries is that as far as I know
there is no way to import a set of metatool assignments. This
means that you may very well have all the fingering
articulations imported as a library, but you still have to go
throug
>One of the problems with libraries is that as far as I know
>there is no way to import a set of metatool assignments. This
>means that you may very well have all the fingering
>articulations imported as a library, but you still have to go
>through and hit shift 1 and then select the "1" arti
On Oct 30, 2008, at 5:36 AM, dhbailey wrote:
David McKay wrote:
Hi
I have a new problem
After creating the numbers 1-5 for a song I was adding fingerings
to, I have
now opened a new song and the numbers aren't there in the dialogue
box.
Do these have to be created for every file?
Once y
On Thu, Oct 30, 2008 at 7:58 AM, Michael Cook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I usually use only one score list, but I don't find it "cumbersome" that
> there are 7 more in the menu. How often do you actually see the whole list
> of lists?
Is this not beside the point? Maybe the specific number 8 i
On 30 Oct 2008, at 04:18, Robert Patterson wrote:
The most interesting enhancement in the new Fin09a release was
"staff assignment lists," especially as I had made a lot of noise
about Staff Lists after Fin09 came out.
MM has upped the number of true "staff lists" (now renamed Score
Lists
On Thu, October 30, 2008 3:29 am, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
> Actually, I have never understood why Finale doesn't automatically
> calculate these FAN files. It shouldn't be difficult to do this from the
> font itself, and anyone who has done it manually knows this is a really
> tedious process (and
I have been editing old files of Christmas carols for students to play.
The old files do not seem to have fingering numbers in the articulation
library, but I notice that if i open a new file, there are fingering numbers
already there.
But I guess I can now load my new saved articulation library [t
David McKay wrote:
Hi
I have a new problem
After creating the numbers 1-5 for a song I was adding fingerings to, I have
now opened a new song and the numbers aren't there in the dialogue box.
Do these have to be created for every file?
Once you edit a library (add, alter, delete things) for
ar
Hi
I have a new problem
After creating the numbers 1-5 for a song I was adding fingerings to, I have
now opened a new song and the numbers aren't there in the dialogue box.
Do these have to be created for every file?
David McKay
2008/10/30 dc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> David McKay écrit:
>
>> I'm now
Hi Richard
Thanks for your fast reply.
I'm now able to get the fingering symbols, but can't get the program to
bypass the dialogue box, which sounds like it is possible in the manual.
Once I've clicked on the Articulation Tool, how can I simply press SHIFT 51
and get my 1st finger symbol onto the p
Actually, I have never understood why Finale doesn't automatically
calculate these FAN files. It shouldn't be difficult to do this from the
font itself, and anyone who has done it manually knows this is a really
tedious process (and the Finale tool for this is really badly designed).
Johannes
Hi Allen,
FAN files are definitely used with articulations! It's a recent change
(Fin2006 maybe?) but they are now definitely part of the equation. As
you will discover if you import an older file that uses articulations
in fonts that do not have corresponding FANs.
Cheers,
- Darcy
-
17 matches
Mail list logo