Andrew Stiller wrote:
On Jun 5, 2005, at 10:26 PM, Ken Durling wrote:
a frame is one bar of one *staff*, so for example a piano part would
be two frames per measure, most other instruments only one.
Actually, a frame is one *layer* of one bar of one staff. This is of
course not relevant to your sensible fee scheme, but should be
understood as a Finale technical matter.
Andrew Stiller
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That may be your definition (and it is one with which I concur), but
that's not Finale's definition of a frame -- I just checked, entered
notes in two different layers of a single measure, deleted all the empty
measures so there was a single staff with one measure and notes in 2 layers.
By Andrew's definition that should be 2 frames, but Finale says it is 1
frame.
So if a person chooses to use Andrew's definition, which makes perfect
sense to me, be aware that the File/FileInfo Statistics button won't
give you an accurate frame count to use for billing purposes.
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David H. Bailey
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