, 2006 5:38 PM
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: Re: [Finale] Speedy vs Simple
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
I know this comes up every so often, but I wonder whether
there are any
true Speedy to Simple converts.
Are there people on this list, who would consider
themselves to have
been
And, with your current job, does it allow you to, perhaps, gleam into
the future and predict things like Finale 2007a??
Fisher, Allen wrote:
I am a convert, but given my current day job, feel free to take that
with a grain of salt ;-).
I'm glad I did switch, I'm a lot faster than ever was
:58 AM
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: Re: [Finale] Speedy vs Simple
And, with your current job, does it allow you to, perhaps, gleam into
the future and predict things like Finale 2007a??
Fisher, Allen wrote:
I am a convert, but given my current day job, feel free to take
Thanks Mr. Fly-on-the-wall ;-)
Fisher, Allen wrote:
I could, but then I wouldn't have my current job ;-)
I would keep a close eye on the website for updates, though, if I didn't
have my current job...
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I know this comes up every so often, but I wonder whether there are any
true Speedy to Simple converts.
Are there people on this list, who would consider themselves to have
been really quick in Speedy entry, but got converted to Simple after
Simple was improved? Can Simple be as fast or
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
I know this comes up every so often, but I wonder whether there are any
true Speedy to Simple converts.
Are there people on this list, who would consider themselves to have
been really quick in Speedy entry, but got converted to Simple after
Simple was improved? Can
Every time I see Tom Johnson (from MM) at the IAJE convention, I see
him use Simple entry, and he puts in articulations and dynamics at
the same time as he enters notes. It is fast when he does it (about
40% faster, he says), but I have yet to make the conversion.
Resistance to change?
I'm with Chuck on this -- I think pitch and rhythm, and I certainly
don't think about articulations and dynamics until all the
rhythms/pitches are entered. It may be that this is simply because I've
been programmed to think this way by Finale itself, back in the days
when Simple was the
I've been trying to get used to Simple Entry coming from Speedy. I
haven't quiet worked out the whole articulations thing, yet, but it's
getting there. Certainly a time saver to be able to enter articulations
when the note is entered. However, I keep wishing there was some way to
start and end
