d. collins / 04.12.19 / 8:06AM wrote:
Well, I'm also a performer, and I find an F double sharp easier to read
than a G natural if I'm in G sharp major or minor.
When I saw the original post, I was under the impression it was not like
that. Say an approach note to D being E flat key in D by the
At 7:49 AM -0500 12/19/04, dhbailey wrote:
d. collins wrote:
Crystal Premo écrit:
I have a client who has had me transpose The
Music That Makes Me Dance up a half step, and
now wants to see all of the double flats
eliminated. I can understand this, but is
there an easy way to achieve this?
This has always been my objection, but some people think they know more than
everyone else.
The original key is B.
Crystal Premo
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and not tell Bob Merrill?
Crystal Premo
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Crystal Premo écrit:
I have a client who has had me transpose
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At 7:49 AM -0500 12/19/04, dhbailey wrote:
d. collins wrote:
Crystal Premo écrit:
I have a client who has had me transpose The Music That Makes Me Dance
up a half step, and now wants to see all of the double flats eliminated
.
The original key is B.
Crystal Premo
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Date: Sun, 19 Dec 2004 08:35:02 +0100
Crystal Premo écrit:
I have a client who has had me transpose The Music That Makes Me
Hey all,
I sent this reply last night and I received it through the list. Did any one else get it?
Don
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Crystal,
I've never had to
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Mass Edit menu, Respell Notes will change all enharmonics to whatever
you have selected in the Enharmonic Spelling menu item under Options.
Christopher
On Dec 19, 2004, at 2:48 PM, Crystal Premo wrote:
I intend to supply
will remove any articulation or text applied to the music.
Mike
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Mass Edit menu, Respell Notes
Sorry my bad. I was thinking of MassEdit Retranscribe. You're right.
Mike
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Uh
Probably not. It looked like a lot late at night, especially after I had
added all the articulations.
Crystal Premo
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I have a client who has had me transpose The Music That Makes Me Dance up a
half step, and now wants to see all of the double flats eliminated. I can
understand this, but is there an easy way to achieve this?
Crystal Premo
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Crystal,
I've never had to do this more or less globally, but I found Respell
Notes in the Mass Mover Tool:
Mass Edit Menu Utilities Respell Notes.
It says in the online manual that enharmonics are reset using the
setting in the Enharmonics submenu. Sounds like this is what you're
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