I'm evaluating a demo of Django on a Mac to see if it will suit my
needs and would like to ask anybody who has used it with virtual PC
on a Mac a few questions, if you don't mind. This is probably of
limited interest to the list, so it would be best to respond
privately. I'm particularly intere
i tried the django demo as well - briefly - but couldn't get it up and
running. think i've got to "refresh" my mac skills before tackling
anything like that.
just wanted you to know there was someone at the other end of the line.
cheers - bill
On Sabato, ago 14, 2004, at 11:35 Europe/Rome,
Ed Durbrow
> This is probably of
> limited interest to the list, so it would be best to respond
> privately.
I'm sure there are other Mac users like me who like to keep tabs, as it
were, on this sort of thing.
Actually Ed, based on your previous post I tried out and then bought
Harmony Assistant. It does a nice job with Baroque lute tab and I'm
still figuring out how to get an ideal output for Renaissance tab. I
especially like that I can also display standard notation with the tab,
as I am trying to lea
I've been running Django on my G4, trouble free.
RT
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Roman M. Turovsky
http://polyhymnion.org/swv
>> This is probably of
>> limited interest to the list, so it would be best to respond
>> privately.
>
> I'm sure there are other Mac users like me who like to keep tabs, as it
> were,
>> I'm evaluating a demo of Django on a Mac to see if it will suit my
>> needs and would like to ask anybody who has used it with virtual PC
>> on a Mac a few questions, if you don't mind. This is probably of
>> limited interest to the list, so it would be best to respond
>> privately. I'm particul
I used to use Fronimo on my Mac with VPC, but I have to say that I'm so
pleased with the new version of Finale that I don't bother with
anything else now. Thanks to Daniel, though. I'm a little curious
about Harmony Assistant so I'll have to check it out. Finale is
expensive if you can't use
> expensive if you can't use an academic discount, but it does do nice
> tab, is quite flexible, and the print-out is great.
My understanding is that is still is incapable of the baroque lute
tabulatures.
RT
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Roman M. Turovsky
http://polyhymnion.org/swv
I was impressed on two counts with Harmony assistant. One was the
tech support. I hadn't bought the program and I let them know I was
just trying it out, yet they answered several queries very promptly
by email. There is also a discussion group that is virtually extended
support. The other was
At 5:52 PM +0200 8/16/04, doc rossi wrote:
>I used to use Fronimo on my Mac with VPC, but I have to say that I'm so
>pleased with the new version of Finale that I don't bother with
>anything else now. Thanks to Daniel, though. I'm a little curious
>about Harmony Assistant so I'll have to check it
Hi Ed,
Yup, baroque cittern is my deal, but I play a 7-course, so a line below
is useful sometimes. If you've only used 3.7, things have changed, a
lot. It's quite easy to use now.
Doc
Oh my, I reveal my age and stupidity. I was wondering why Django Reinhardt
got so much press on the lute list. I've finally figured out that Django is
a music program for the computer. I was passing through the thread without
paying attention (attention span is one of the first things that go - but
Jon,
Lute players play with two fingers only on the right hand to emulate their
hero: Django Reinhardt - I am surprised this is not common knowledge (even
though Django's burnt fingers were actually on the left hand according to
some sources...)
For more bad jokes, links to the Django software,
> Django will be probably the first piece of
> software to do away completely with the "Open file" menu command, because
> it is a pain to have to look for that one piece all over your hard-drive.
Don't do that. I know where my files are, and I use Ctrl+O A LOT.
RT
Doc Rossi wrote:
>
> I used to use Fronimo on my Mac with VPC, but I have to say that I'm so
> pleased with the new version of Finale that I don't bother with
> anything else now.
Which version of Finale do you have?
Regards,
Craig
> Yup, baroque cittern is my deal, but I play a 7-course, so a line below
> is useful sometimes. If you've only used 3.7, things have changed, a
> lot. It's quite easy to use now.
> Doc
You should always add a modifier "but not with baroque lutes"
RT
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