Darcy,
You are correct here...since I am creating modern performing editions
from 18th and early 19th Century sacred Latin concerted choral
manuscripts, often autograph manuscripts, I need playback to make sure
there are no mistakes in the original manuscript or my new modern
performing edition. So I will substitute GPO clarinets as previously
suggested, and just rename them for my four voice parts, getting rid of
the transpositions and adding the appropriate clefs.
I now feel comfortable enough, just having loaded Finale 2006b, to jump
right in and begin a new project. You should know that most of my
publishers now go to press directly from my Finale files, along with a
little tweaking for cosmetic purposes. I have a brand new edition
coming out in January from Hinshaw Music Inc., a Credo for TTB chorus,
strings and two horns by Padre Martini.
Thanks for all of your collective wisdom over the years. A very happy,
healthy and peaceful New Year to all of you on the Finale list. What a
great bunch of colleagues with which to be associated!
Martin
On Dec 18, 2005, at 5:33 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
Remember, this tangent began because you told Martin to "forget it"
when it came to using GPO+Setup Wizard. I understand it's not suitable
for your situation, but for anyone who, like me, needs to use GPO to
create orchestral demos from Finale scores, GPO+Setup Wizard a huge
time-saver vs. loading GPO manually, despite its many shortcomings.
Martin Banner
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