Thank you, MakeMusic, today's tip of the day is a linked parts editing speed-up
nonpareil for me!
http://blog.finalemusic.com/post/2012/06/20/Finale-Linked-Parts-Tip.aspx
Has this one been through this group earlier and I missed it?
Michael Mathew
mmathew_musicp...@yahoo.com
http://www.musicen
the idea may have been posted here at some point, but for me it has
long been a logical use of linked parts (faultily implemented in the
last 6 versions, yay make music!) and the "new window" feature
available not only on finale but also on so many other programmes i
work with. i.e. seriously
That IS a good tip! After having it pointed out, it seems obvious, but I
had certainly thought of it myself. It will be particularly helpful with
placement of elements (dynamics, etc.) so that one can get good positioning
that will work in both part and score.
Thanks!
Raymond Horton
Bass Tromb
The only long standing bug with these windows is that when in "Show Active
Layer Only" you cannot switch layers in any of the windows which can be a
pain when copying percussion articulations.
Steve
On 6/21/12 4:18 PM, "Michael Mathew" wrote:
>Thank you, MakeMusic, today's tip of the day is a l
: [Finale] MakeMusic tip of the day
The only long standing bug with these windows is that when in "Show Active
Layer Only" you cannot switch layers in any of the windows which can be a
pain when copying percussion articulations.
Steve
On 6/21/12 4:18 PM, "Michael Mathew" wrote
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> From: Mark McCarron
>To: "finale@shsu.edu"
>Sent: Friday, June 22, 2012 7:25 AM
>Subject: Re: [Finale] MakeMusic tip of the day
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>there is a key command that s
nt: Friday, June 22, 2012 11:38 AM
Subject: Re: [Finale] MakeMusic tip of the day
I have used the toggle up until now. I can now see the immediate effect having
the new window open and the two tiled and am able to make adjustments more
easily and precisely.
As with anything, I suppose, each person
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> From: Mark McCarron
>To: "finale@shsu.edu"
>Sent: Friday, June 22, 2012 11:26 AM
>Subject: Re: [Finale] MakeMusic tip of the day
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>the tile command puts one window on the top half and the other window on the
>bottom half. Is there a quick way to position one
dow on the right?
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>>Mark McCarron
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>>________________
>>From: Michael Mathew
>>To: "finale@shsu.edu"
>>Sent: Friday, June 22, 2012 11:38 AM
>>Subject: Re: [Finale] MakeMusic tip of the day
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>>I
also very useful to see to what extent you have to compromise the
smart shape positioning in the score so it looks good in the parts.
especially when you need to copy the hairpins across several voices.
>It will be particularly helpful with placement of elements
>(dynamics, etc.) so that one c
can anyone confirm (mac) that when you have one document hidden
(minimized) and another visible, the tiling behaves as if the
minimized doc was visble? i.e. a blank space appears as one of the
"tiles"? same thing if you have 1 doc hidden and one visible, select
new window, select tiling and
, also apparently when making clef changes in either SC or PT,
you have to redraw the other before it becomes visible?
>The only long standing bug with these windows is that when in "Show Active
>Layer Only" you cannot switch layers in any of the windows which can be a
>pain when copying per
Mark McCarron wrote:
the tile command puts one window on the top half and the other window on the
bottom half. Is there a quick way to position one window on the left and the
other window on the right?
I respond:
On Mac there's Moom, a great shareware utility. You can do side by side, top to
bo
this looks like something very useful.
Mark McCarron
From: Andrew Levin
To: "finale@shsu.edu"
Sent: Saturday, June 23, 2012 3:25 PM
Subject: Re: [Finale] MakeMusic tip of the day
Mark McCarron wrote:
the tile command puts one window on the to
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