I can't manage the way to generate a backward slur in Fin 2014 (from the first
note in a second ending measure).
I remember doing it in Fin 2012 and just can't recall how.
Giovanni
Giovanni Andreani
www.giovanniandreani.eu
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I'm not using Fin2012 yet, on 2011 it was:
- create second ending
- insert note
- in Windows, ctrl+ would make the backward slur
but several times I experimented that this does not always work and I
could not find the reason.
I also tried to modify the slur through the Edit frame window but
you aren't going to want to hear this, but i don't get that resut,
everything here is as i would expect. i am on F2012b though...
perhaps this is a newer problem?
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That's a tie. For a slur, attach it as a Smart Shape as usual, then drag the
right end backwards. In fact, I have sometimes used slurs when I couldn't get
the backwards tie to work, because they look pretty much alike, depending on
your settings.
Apparently, the second-ending tie end is made
You're right, I got he wanted to make a backward tie (because this is my
own
nightmare, lately)
Il 09/04/2014 13:46, Christopher Smith ha scritto:
That's a tie. For a slur, attach it as a Smart Shape as usual, then drag the
right end backwards. In fact, I have sometimes used slurs when I
On Wed, Apr 9, 2014 at 6:46 AM, Christopher Smith
christopher.sm...@videotron.ca wrote:
This can get complicated if the note is also tied for the next several
notes, as I have to keep repeating the procedure until I get to the last
tied note.
Aaiiee. Never ever do that. Instead, use my Mass
Hi Jef,
Hrm… I tried this on a different installation and couldn't reproduce! So there
is obviously something wonky about my current setup. Will need to investigate
further…
Cheers,
- DJA
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On Apr 9, 2014, at 5:06 AM, SN jef chippewa
Very useful Chris, thanks. On Windows it's Ctrl+= in Speedy for the second
time ending backwards tie, and it only plays back properly when there is a
final note in the bar *before* the first time ending - i.e. the note that
ties to the second ending. Strangely it doesn't matter whether or not
