I would not defend MIDI. Even in its vastly improved state, for real instrument
imitation, I always stress to students that you NEED to know how it really will
sound in order to understand what the MIDI is trying to represent. It is
better, in some circumstances, than playing it at a piano. Yo
Don't forget to deauthorize on the old computer, then authorize on the new one.
Finale has made that very simple.
DF
On May 5, 2012, at 1:00 PM, wrote:
> I purchased a new Mac Book Pro about a year ago and did exactly what you're
> talking about and it worked great. So you should be in great
In Finale 2011 and later, optimize is gone. You still will add a third staff to
the whole score, and then put your notes in. Then, in the staff tool, select
the entire extra staff, right-click (control-click) on the staff's handle, and
choose "hide empty staves." You will still need to hide the
Dear collective wisdom:
I only just updated my Mac to Snow Leopard (10.6). I was a bit surprised to
discover that my trusty and wonderful HP 5000 wasn't automatically found.
I know many of you are HP 5000 users.
I have a JetDirect card installed (making this, in essence, an HP 5000n), and
a
