dc wrote:
Here's my beaming problem. I have a piece in common time where some of
the beats use the typical rhythm of a 12/8 time sig: dotted 8th + 16th +
8th in the value of a quarter note. So I define use a tuplet with "1
dotted quarter in the space of 1 quarter", and I get my three notes. But
Richard, that is it! For some reason this didn't work the last time I
tried this (the beamlet changed length), but it works perfectly in 2010!
This can be copied from measure to measure as well, so if it shows up
many times, Dennis can just copy the edit without the notes. Great!
Christophe
On 1/28/2010 9:08 AM, Christopher Smith wrote:
Oh yeah, I know what you are talking about. I have complained about
this bitterly, and the guys at MakeMusic don't even seem to
understand the problem.
I know that I reported this as long ago as 12/2003. I have a reply from
them on 1/5/2004 in whi
From the Quick Help: Special tools, select the Broken Beam
Then click in the app. maes. the handle to change the broken beam
direction (left or right).
Hans
Op 28-jan-10, om 14:42 heeft dc het volgende geschreven:
Here's my beaming problem. I have a piece in common time where some
of
Oh yeah, I know what you are talking about. I have complained about
this bitterly, and the guys at MakeMusic don't even seem to
understand the problem. Please, if you can make it more clear to
them, do so. I never was able to come up with a procedure for
switching the side that the beamlet
If you must use a tuplet instead of a time signature of 12/8 as four dotted
wuaters, then you have to use the Broken Beam Tool to switch the sixteenth
beamlet to the other side.
> Here's my beaming problem. I have a piece in common time
> where some of the beats use the typical rhythm of a 12/8
Is your 12/8 not set up in the Time Signature dialog box as 4 dotted
quarters?
Also, your jpg link is broken.
Richard Yates
> Here's my beaming problem. I have a piece in common time
> where some of the beats use the typical rhythm of a 12/8 time
> sig: dotted 8th + 16th + 8th in the value o
A Balkan folk-dance beat, perhaps? :)
ajr
> I am using Finale 2008 on Mac, OS 10.5.5.
>
> I want a time signature to say 8/8 but I want it beamed 3+3+2. I created
> a composite time signal of 3+3+2/8+8+8 and then a different time
> signature 8/8 to display. When I put in the notes all the eighth
On 24 Nov 2008 at 22:26, Allen Fisher wrote:
> Refresh my memory on what version of Finale you've been using. Do the
> numbers disappear or do they just change?
2003. The numbers are changed, to 1/2 for the first two and I forget
what for the 3rd one. But upon opening the dialog, the display i
Thanks. That was the solution.
Jane
Allen Fisher wrote:
Hi Jane--
Put 3+3+2 (including the plus signs) into the FIRST top box. Put an 8
in the first bottom box. Leave the others blank, and change the
display time signature.
On Nov 24, 2008, at 9:00 PM, Jane Frasier wrote:
I am using Fina
David--
Refresh my memory on what version of Finale you've been using. Do the
numbers disappear or do they just change?
On Nov 24, 2008, at 9:43 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
Allen: why does Finale not preserve what I put in (even though it
continues to work)?
Allen Fisher
Founder and Princi
On 24 Nov 2008 at 21:31, Allen Fisher wrote:
> Put 3+3+2 (including the plus signs) into the FIRST top box. Put an 8
> in the first bottom box. Leave the others blank, and change the
> display time signature.
The other approach works if you use EDUs and put it in as
1/1536+1/1536+1/1024. How
Hi Jane--
Put 3+3+2 (including the plus signs) into the FIRST top box. Put an 8
in the first bottom box. Leave the others blank, and change the
display time signature.
On Nov 24, 2008, at 9:00 PM, Jane Frasier wrote:
I am using Finale 2008 on Mac, OS 10.5.5.
I want a time signature to sa
I am using Finale 2008 on Mac, OS 10.5.5.
I want a time signature to say 8/8 but I want it beamed 3+3+2. I created
a composite time signal of 3+3+2/8+8+8 and then a different time
signature 8/8 to display. When I put in the notes all the eighth notes
have separate stems -- no beams. I tried re
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