At 7:18 AM -0400 9/30/02, David H. Bailey wrote: > >Mic-notator is unfortunately one of those marketing-guys add-ons to >the program in an effort to suck in a broader user-base, but which >doesn't work very well in practice (and which I suspect the >programmers wish hadn't been approved by the powers that be). > >In short, with an extremely perfect (read that as expensive) >microphone, with a perfectly played musical line and the perfect >quantization settings you might get something reasonably accurate.
There is a mic that is reasonably priced (maybe $20) that clips onto the bell of a wind instrument, designed to work with tuning machines, one can get it at music stores. I understand that the sound is so bad as to be unusable in a recording or amplified music situation, but the mic clicks in on the fundamental real fast, which is what tuners and Mic-notator need. That said, I wouldn't depend on Mic-notator for anything. Blechh. Christopher _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
