It would be an interesting thing to have someone go through the various
versions, and try to do a page of music in various versions of Finale
through the ages. I'm sure some of you Windows owners, who pride
themselves for being able to run old versions of software, could do it.
David W. Fenton
And don't forget the Finalandia Vodka while you do so!
Aaron J. Rabushka
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http://users.waymark.net/arabushk
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From: "Steve Currington" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2007 6:27 PM
Subject: RE: [Finale] Student Us
Hey Offer a Sibelius course too.. The students wil love you
S.
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From: Darcy James Argue [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wed 8/08/2007 4:39 a.m.
To: finale@SHSU.EDU
Cc:
Subject: Re: [Finale] Student Use (was Goodbye
On 7 Aug 2007 at 5:10, dhbailey wrote:
> It would be interesting to learn (although I can't begin to figure out
> how one would do this) about the reasons for people to take your
> advanced Finale course, and then to remain with Finale rather than
> return to Sibelius (if that was what they starte
Sounds like it never got ported to Mac OS X. Though I can't ever
remember using it either.
Though the score groove stuff is very cool, and I've used it quite a
bit lately.
Sent on the go via my iPhone
On Aug 7, 2007, at 12:55 PM, Christopher Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
I
I don't know exactly when it was dropped, but it isn't present in
2006 or 2007, and wasn't included in 2008 either. I think it was an
OSX issue (which would have made it 2004 when it stopped working.)
Christopher
On Aug 7, 2007, at 3:23 PM, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
When exactly was this plug
When exactly was this plug in dropped for Mac? OS X version? I remember
it in the 2003 version of Finale, and now that you mention it, I don't
see it at all on my Mac version. I'll have to check the PC version at
home later.
Christopher Smith wrote:
Keystrokes, the MIBAC Rhythm Section Gen
On Aug 7, 2007, at 1:55 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
The Mac and Windows versions of Finale have virtually identical
functionality. I'm going to be teaching in a mixed lab -- both
platforms. Apart from familiarizing myself with the Windows
keystrokes, I really don't anticipate that this wi
Why on earth would you think that? The Mac and Windows versions of
Finale have virtually identical functionality. I'm going to be
teaching in a mixed lab -- both platforms. Apart from familiarizing
myself with the Windows keystrokes, I really don't anticipate that
this will be a problem.
At 8/7/2007 12:39 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
>I'm starting a Finale class in the fall and if you teach Finale, I,
>too, would very much appreciate a look at your syllabus. If you're
>sending one to Carolyn, perhaps you'd be so kind as to also CC it to
>me at <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
While I use Fi
Hello all,
I'm starting a Finale class in the fall and if you teach Finale, I,
too, would very much appreciate a look at your syllabus. If you're
sending one to Carolyn, perhaps you'd be so kind as to also CC it to
me at <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
Cheers,
- Darcy
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Brookl
To anyone out there who teaches Finale (over the course of a semester):
Could you contact me privately? I'd love to swap syllabi to see the
chronology you take. I've done the class a couple of different ways
but am not completely satisfied with either ordering of topics.
Thanks.
-Carolyn
On 8/
Hi David:
The class is taught every fourth semester and so the last time it was
taught, students were on 05 or 06. The lab computers will probably be
on 07 when I teach it in the spring with some of the laptop users on
08. All those different keystrokes ought to be fun...
You handle bugs any way
Carolyn wrote:
I teach at Cal State Long Beach, in a department that's 40-50% music ed
majors. They get some Sibelius instruction early on. Even still, almost
half the ed majors use Finale. A majority of the other music students
use Finale and about 30 of 35 comp majors. We never require them t
Yeah, that would be interesting to see if Music Ed majors are thinking
about Finale/SmartMusic in future jobs and stuff.
Carolyn Bremer wrote:
I think some of the Music Ed student use of Finale is related to Smart
Music, but I'm really not sure how much. I'll start asking around.
There are a lo
I think some of the Music Ed student use of Finale is related to Smart
Music, but I'm really not sure how much. I'll start asking around.
There are a lot of Mac users in my department...
-Carolyn
p.s., Yes. Coolest thing ever.
On 8/6/07, Eric Dannewitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Oh, a fellow i
Oh, a fellow iPhone user! Isn't it the coolest thing ever? Especially
browsing the internet.oh, it is soo fun.
Ahem, sorry, I got side tracked.
Speaking from what I know of "bootlegs", it is rather easy to find both
Finale and Sibelius. In fact, I've seen Sibelius 5 out on the net
already
I teach at Cal State Long Beach, in a department that's 40-50% music
ed majors. They get some Sibelius instruction early on. Even still,
almost half the ed majors use Finale. A majority of the other music
students use Finale and about 30 of 35 comp majors. We never require
them to choose on
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