The problem with just enlarging the existing fermata is that the lines got
way too thick and the symbol looked ridiculous at the size I needed it to
be. I noticed in my Baerenreiter Mozart scores that they have designed
their own narrower line version to place as an "umbrella" over many note
Hello!
A small note about the Mac versions of the new JW plug-ins and parts: a
temporary "fix" to get them to work in parts is to start the plug-in
once in score mode. After that, they'll work in parts as well.
There are some other related issues that I'm still trying to figure out
until I c
toccata has some, also concreta (or one of the fonts from that series)
engraverfontextras also has some
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On 2011-02-09 15:37, Lawrence David Eden wrote:
I want to write a few string parts for my elementary school instrumental
music students.
My students are used to working in D, but now I want them to learn the
key of C. I need a DOWN ARROW symbol to indicate that C (on the 3rd
space) is to be play
When you create your own Smart Line, the text in "left start" is the "molto
rit", while "a tempo" will go in the "right end" field. This will do what you
want, unless I am severely misunderstanding.
Why can't you just make a new fermata in 48 point Maestro? It would be exactly
the same characte
You can duplicate a fermata in the articulation dialogue box - edit -
set font - change the size.
This gives acceptable results for me.
I have some alternative fermata symbols but this works fine on the
standard one.
Steve P.
On 9 Feb 2011, at 04:36, wrote:
I have been finding more and m
If you only need to see the part and not have it play back, have your
friend save the file as a .pdf file, and email it to you as an
attachment.
Larry
On Feb 8, 2011, at 8:56 PM, dershem wrote:
A friend is using Finale 2011, while I don't upgrade that often
and use 2010. (Both Wind
Listers,
I want to write a few string parts for my elementary school
instrumental music students.
My students are used to working in D, but now I want them to learn
the key of C. I need a DOWN ARROW symbol to indicate that C (on the
3rd space) is to be played "C Low". (As in 1/2 position C
