At 11:08 AM 7/20/2007 +0200, =?iso-8859-15?Q?Jo=E3o_Miguel_Pais?= wrote: >I wouldn't use neither sibelius nor finale for this, either a vector >drawing program like coreldraw or inkscape. It would be much easier, >faster, and precise.
However, this is one page of a set, all done in Finale, and the only one that can't be done easily -- though, as expected, jef had a solution, albeit a solution from hell, and no harder than what I did in a graphics program (calculating and entering the radius of each circle, for example). When this year is over and I've finished all 12 in the set (that was #6), I may go back and do it in Finale. >But if I would have to use sibelius for it, as I said before, all curved >lines with stable width aren't possible [unless someone corrects me]. I didn't examine the score closely to see that those were placed images rather than native curved lines. Very interesting observation. Sibelius loses a point. >Angled noteheads or texts are easy to >do in sibelius, you just make a new text style and define the angle >parameter. And voilà, Sibelius gains a point. Now if only their files were interchangeable. (Michael Good, how far are we? Don't answer that!) Dennis _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
