Re: [Finale] Wish List

2002-07-13 Thread Richard Walker
on 02.7.13 3:06 PM, Mark D. Lew at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: At 9:28 AM 07/13/02, Richard Walker wrote: 1. Linkage between scores and extracted parts. If I update one, the other should be updated automatically. Holy smokes! My mind boggles at the mere idea. Make a change in one file

Re: Score and parts Linkage (was [Finale] Wish List )

2002-07-13 Thread Richard Walker
on 02.7.13 7:41 PM, Jari Williamsson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: But IMO, going for the Igor solution (one file for everything) is not the right path to follow, though. To be honest, Jari, I don't care how it's done--just so long as it isn't done by me! Richard Walker Yokohama, Japan

[Finale] Wish List

2002-07-12 Thread Richard Walker
there are more. Richard Walker Yokohama, Japan ___ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale

Re: [Finale] The S Word [was: Orchestra MIDI]

2002-07-10 Thread Richard Walker
on your preferred patches. (Philip, did you read this far? There's a playback trick I don't think you can get Finale to do!) Maybe this is all possible in Finale, but I've never figured out how, and being able to do it in Sibelius has removed a major source of frustration for me. Richard Walker

[Finale] Re: Copy protection [was: The S word again]

2002-07-10 Thread Richard Walker
is a bit different from copy protection, though. I can accept being told not to copy something, but being told I can't view something merely because of my geographic location? Tee-hee And US DVD's from Amazon cost half what the local versions do! Richard Walker Yokohama, Japan on 02.7.10 10:36 PM

Re: [Finale] The S Word [was: Orchestra MIDI]

2002-07-10 Thread Richard Walker
thing when it doesn't matter which particular term is used because no one is going to see it. (I have been known to use it when switching between staccato and ordinary brass samples, for example), and it's an interesting anomaly. Why the rush to pounce? Richard Walker Yokohama, Japan

[Finale] The S Word [was: Orchestra MIDI]

2002-07-09 Thread Richard Walker
music and listen to a decent approximation of it, using the samples I like. Finale has its good points, but flexible MIDI implementation is not among them. Trying desperately to remember what those good points were, Richard Walker Yokohama, Japan on 02.7.9 5:05 PM, Colin Broom at [EMAIL

Re: [Finale] The S Word [was: Orchestra MIDI]

2002-07-09 Thread Richard Walker
and the cellos just by what staff it's on. You don't need to have different expressions defined for each. Try that in Finale! Richard Walker Yokohama, Japan on 02.7.10 5:36 AM, David W. Fenton at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 9 Jul 2002, at 13:08, Philip Aker wrote: On Tuesday, July 9, 2002

Re: [Finale] The S Word [was: Orchestra MIDI]

2002-07-09 Thread Richard Walker
on 02.7.9 10:15 PM, Jari Williamsson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Richard Walker writes: I just load my orchestra into GigaStudio, open a new document, choose my weapons, and away I go Which is exactly what I can do in Finale as well Although you can't. Yet... Well, I'm sure you'll

Re: [Finale] Re: The S word again

2002-07-09 Thread Richard Walker
and 3 swear words? g Richard Walker Yokohama, Japan ___ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale

Re: [Finale] Nested triplets

2002-05-18 Thread Richard Walker
Could you punt and use two layers, hiding the unwanted rests and moving the stems so that it prints correctly? But why a 16th note triplet? The math doesn't add up (16th triplet = 8th note), and that may be my the bracket refuses to extend. Richard Walker Yokohama on 02.5.19 11:01 AM, Crystal