I don't have Parts in the Page Layout menu on my Intel Mac 10.4 in
2009. In the Document menu I have Page Format>Parts, but changes in
that window only affect parts that HAVEN'T been created yet. If your
parts are already created, they will stay the same no matter what you
put here, until y
Hello all,
I'm having a problem I've never seen before (will Finale never cease
to surprise?!?)
FinMac2k9b on an Intel Mac and OS 10.5.6
I'm extracting parts from a score that someone else did. All
parameters in the "Page Layout - Parts" window seem to be right, yet
any extracted part co
I always make a score for print, one for parts, and one for playback.
In the playback score, who care's what it looks like ... so it can
contain all manner of bizarre notational features, as long as you
get the sound you want.
Dean
On Jan 28, 2009, at 1:48 AM, dhbailey wrote:
Matthew Hi
For notes outside of of the Garritan range, you need to use pitchwheel
expressions. Make sure to return the pitchwheel to zero when you are
done.
Cheers,
- Darcy
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djar...@earthlink.net
Brooklyn, NY
On 28 Jan 2009, at 5:08 AM, Matthew Hindson (gmail) wrote:
Thanks for this suggestion
Thanks for this suggestion David.
I can get the 'normal', non-Garritan playback via TGTools which works
rather well. The problem comes for harmonics which are above the
Garritan range.
Maybe I can assign a soundfont to a second layer or something and do
what you've suggested (i.e. have hidd
Brian Williams wrote:
Resent with proper subject header:
Wow. That's pretty convoluted. Since there are also hairpins involved, I'll
also have to create/enter a pair of invisible expressions to turn off/on
human playback in order to have the passage silent on the first pass of the
repeat.
It s
Matthew Hindson (gmail) wrote:
Anyone have any tips for how to play back high string artificial
harmonics on the Garritan sounds? Not necess. after a harmonic sound,
more of getting something sounding at all.
You might have to make a second layer which will playback
but not print and have
Resent with proper subject header:
Wow. That's pretty convoluted. Since there are also hairpins involved, I'll
also have to create/enter a pair of invisible expressions to turn off/on
human playback in order to have the passage silent on the first pass of the
repeat.
It sure would be nice if MID
Wow. That's pretty convoluted. Since there are also hairpins involved, I'll
also have to create/enter a pair of invisible expressions to turn off/on
human playback in order to have the passage silent on the first pass of the
repeat.
It sure would be nice if MIDI volume could be set to zero on a
st
