On 21.09.2007 David W. Fenton wrote:
You can't make anything different between the two
> sets of measures.
Er, isn't that what the "tilting mirrors" were for? I've never used
them, but the idea was that you could do certain things that would
make the mirror appear different from the original. I've never used
it and don't have Finale installed on the machine I'm typing this on,
so can't check, but I know that *something* called "tilting mirrors"
does exist.
They do exist, but they are extremely difficult to master, I certainly
could not get them to work the way I wanted.
I actually don't quite see the point of them. Mirrors are good for
identical passages. They are also useful when entering a piece, even if
the passages are not totally identical as long as the notes are the
same, and one is happy to convert mirrors at some stage.
Imo mirrors are of no use at all as soon as the notes are not identical.
Johanes
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