The simplest way to go about the whole thing, IMHO, is to compose in
Concert Score, Go to Transposed Score to check and see if you have
written the impossible, print it that way, and away you go.
Dean
On Aug 28, 2009, at 6:01 AM, Chuck Israels wrote:
Shouldn't your written Bb for the clarinet produce a sounding Ab,
not a C?
Chuck
On Aug 27, 2009, at 9:26 PM, Pablo Castells wrote:
Hi all! I'm working with Finale 2007. I defined a 12-part
classical orchestra with the Wizard. Amongst these are a Bb
Clarinet and an F Horn. The wizard set up their respective
transposed key signatures correctly. I am also able to change them
individually (as I did for the Horn, for which I wanted no key
signature).
No problem so far. However, Finale is playing back the notes I
enter, untransposed. For example, when I enter a Bb for the
clarinet, it should sound a C, but it doesn't, it plays Bb! I
worked with transposing instruments before but in smaller
ensembles and it worked fine. I'm comparing the trasposition
settings in either document and they're the same. How can I get
around this problem?
Thank you very much,
Pablo.
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Canto ergo sum
And,
I'd rather be composing than decomposing
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