Lawrence David Eden wrote:
Got a question for the List:
I used the Set-Up Wizard to create a new orchestral score.
When I went through the various staff settings, after the
Wizard had done it's thing, I noticed that most of my winds were
assigned transpositions. This included the trombone and
Were transpositions actually assigned or was it just that the
transposition box was ticked? I have noticed that often non-transposing
instruments have the box ticked but the assigned transpostion when you open
the dialogue box is none.
Cheers,
Lawrence
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On Tue Feb 9, at TuesdayFeb 9 8:52 AM, Lawrence Yates wrote:
Were transpositions actually assigned or was it just that the
transposition box was ticked? I have noticed that often non-
transposing
instruments have the box ticked but the assigned transpostion when
you open
the dialogue box
Yes, it's to make sure that if you enter, say a trombone part, in
treble clef that it gets set correctly in the part.
that doesn't really work, does it? if there is a treble clef passage
it would likely be in tenor in the PT, no? but the default clef
should be bass for bone PTs. in any
Maybe it's just because The Who were on the Superbowl halftime (a
thoroughly boring halftime, I have to say, but for once the game
itself was actually exciting!), but I can't help hearing the Subject
line here running through my head to the tune of Pinball Wizard!!!
So now I've infected you
Yeah, the halftime music was crap ... singing and instrumental. I
just went to the kitchen and made a sandwich. One of the better games
in a long time.
Dean
On Feb 9, 2010, at 10:06 AM, John Howell wrote:
Maybe it's just because The Who were on the Superbowl halftime (a
thoroughly boring
