On 08.02.2003 12:05 Uhr, David H. Bailey wrote > The only way I know to un-mirror a staff is to simply delete the mirror > connection. To do this, use the mirror tool and click each mirrored > measure and click DELETE. It will be time consuming for a lengthy > piece. It might be quicker and easier to simply use the staff-tool and > delete the tab-staff and then recreate it and use mass-mover tool to > copy the notation to the tab and then edit it as you wish.
Mass Edit-> Convert Mirrors will un-mirror everything in the selection. However, this will be final, so any changes you do to the original staff will not be mirrored any more. > > While the concept of mirrors seems inviting, I find that rarely do I > ever have EXACTLY the same music in different spots and mentally I do > better to know I have to actually enter and edit each apparent > repetition individually. And it makes editing such as you want to do > possible. I actually find mirrors quite useful in 18th century orchestral music where quite often certain parts have exactly the same notes. Take a Solo concerto, where the solo violin has the same notes in the Tutti passages. With mirrors I can save a lot of time this way. If there are any differences I simply convert the mirrors to real notes and voila! On thing I'd like to see possible with mirrors is cue notes. Currently this doesn't really work. Johannes -- http://www.musikmanufaktur.com http://www.camerata-berolinensis.de _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
