On 26.02.2004 15:11 Uhr, Aaron Sherber wrote
If you have no need for the earlier versions on your computer, you should
actually uninstall them before installing Fin2004, since uninstalling them
later might actually delete some things which you still need (like music
fonts).
No need to
Aaron is correct. Upgrades (the things we charge you money for every
year) do not require you to have last year's version installed. Updates
(those things that we stick on the site for you to download for free)
only require that you have the current version on your machine.
We also stopped
FINALE has some very powerful and interesting links deep in its guts
that mystify even a old hand such as myself. For pedagogical
reasons, I want to see the dreaded C-sharp and C-flat keys with their
accompanying relative minors. There had been a very real bug at one
time that would not allow
Hi Brian,
I think you misunderstand what I was asking for. I know you can
enclose a selection of notes and get the Apply Articulation box. I
also know that you can use metatools to assign articulations by
enclosing notes. I use this feature all the time.
What I am suggesting is that you
McNeeley is using Finale now!?! - Yay!!!
sorry I couldn't resist, I've spent wy too many rehearsals trying
to interpret his Rorschach-test manuscripts - one band I play with has
(mostly jokingly) discussed donating him a copy - great composer - one
of my favs - TC
On Feb 26, 2004, at 2:27
Yeah, he has it and he's been using it for a few years now. I'm not
sure exactly when he made the switch from manuscript to Finale, and I'm
not sure how complete it is -- he may still do some scores by hand.
But most of his recent compositions have Finale scores instead of
manuscript scores.
Okay, I had a chance to download the Sibelius 3.1.1 for OS X demo
today, and I have one word.
DAMN.
This thing is fast. Like, *really* fast. Even on my antiquated
hardware. Dragging around the screen is seamless, and of course
everything draws instantly as you drag, no redraws. Playback
Hi all,
Some of you may have noticed that a guy named Glenn Plank has been
liquidating his stock of showroom demo units of the Ricoh AP2610 on
eBay. I just wanted to put in a good word for him -- I ordered mine
from him and it arrived in pristine condition, like new. I also
ordered the
Hi all,
Some time ago I mentioned some of the interesting features of Graphire. The
manual is online, and here is one page that is interesting (have animated
GIFs turned on):
http://www.bandcmusic.com/Stage/editing-12019.html
I sure do like that easy cross-staff beaming. :)
The manual is not
On Feb 26, 2004, at 11:01 AM, Jamin Hoffman wrote:
The problem is that any notes I entered into layer 2 do not get
moved correctly. The problem seems to be with the whole rests in
the measures that I didn't enter any layer 2 notes. While Finale
does change the duration of the notes, it doesn't
Have you tried Show Active Layer Only and then applied your mass edit
duration command to each layer in turn?
Maybe if you change the time signature BEFORE doing the duration change,
but be certain NOT to check the Rebar Music option.
David H. Bailey
Jamin Hoffman wrote:
Dear all -
I am
I forgot to clarify a detail in my last message.
When you turn *off* Smoothing in Sibelius 3, I think what is
happening is that Sibelius *stops* using graphics card-assisted drawing
and switches to the regular, CPU-based drawing used by Finale (and
previous versions of Sibelius). That's why
Hi Brian,
I understand that chords currently rely on key signatures as the basis
for transposition settings. That's what needs to change! Otherwise,
chords in pieces written without a key signature will never transpose
correctly.
It can't possibly be that difficult to fix this. If the
I forgot to say I am using FinMac2003.
Thanks -
(Mr.) Jamin Hoffman
209 Madero Dr.
Thiensville, WI 53092
(262) 512-2666
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At 11:46 PM -0500 2/25/04, Raymond Horton wrote:
Are you sure about that Berlioz statement? Or was that just the infamous
two-horns-blown-with-bells-held-tightly-together-to-produce-a-note-not-possi
ble-any-other-way effect that Berlioz wrote about (and I've never yet seen
two players brave
At 09:01 AM 2/26/2004, Giovanni Andreani wrote:
I want to order the Finale 2004 upgrade from Fin 2003 for Mac.
My question is: do I have to install the first full version I purchased
(wich was fin 2001), install the k2 and k3 upgrades, then install the new k4
upgrade?
Assuming that things are the
Hello,
I want to order the Finale 2004 upgrade from Fin 2003 for Mac.
My question is: do I have to install the first full version I purchased
(wich was fin 2001), install the k2 and k3 upgrades, then install the new k4
upgrade? If so, I suppose installation takes place in Classic and not in
From: Ole Buck
I guess I miss what you're after. If I enter a whole note in layer 1,
and fill layer 2 in the same measure with hidden 16ths, the hidden 16th
notes. With Affects Music Spacing checked for layer 2, the 16th notes
have an effect on the spacing (no matter what kind of spacing I use).
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