Thanks, Christopher…  That's what I thought/feared.  Let's just say that the 
musicians of the orchestra will branch out and get accustomed to reading parts 
in a new style!!!

Neal Gitleman


On Sep 17, 2012, at 10:42 PM, Christopher Smith 
<christopher.sm...@videotron.ca> wrote:

> Yes, it's possible, but I can tell you I sure wouldn't want to do it!
> 
> You can set staves to have an independent notehead font, you can import 
> another set of articulations (and re-assign all the metatools for them), you 
> can set different regions for bar numbers, you can set different staff lists 
> for different rehearsal letters, you might have to hide time and key sigs and 
> then add them in as expressions, oy, the list goes on!
> 
> What might be a better idea is for you to do the score in the Handwritten 
> Style, then copy everything to a new Engraved Style document to create the 
> parts. Many things will change automatically (key and time sigs, noteheads, 
> measure numbers, etc.) and you can convert any expressions to the engraved 
> style fonts using the Font Utilities. YOu might have some surgery to do on 
> Smart Shapes as well. 
> 
> Only the conductor will see the score as all handwritten, while the orchestra 
> musicians would get the parts from the new file.
> 
> Christopher
> 
> 
> On Mon Sep 17, at MondaySep 17 9:22 PM, Neal Gittleman wrote:
> 
>> Greetings…
>> 
>> I think I know the answer to this question, but…
>> 
>> FinMac 2012b.r1 running Mountain Lion 10.8.1
>> 
>> I'm working on a project putting an orchestral accompaniment around a 
>> pre-existing big band arrangement.  One of the big band members created 
>> their parts and sent me the file, and I'm added the orchestra parts around 
>> it.  His stuff is in the Handwritten Style and I usually do the orchestral 
>> parts in Engraved Style.  
>> 
>> So…
>> 
>> Is it possible to mix those styles -- putting the band's stuff in the 
>> Handwritten Style they're used to and the orchestra's in the Engraved Style 
>> they're used to?  I wouldn't be surprised if the answer is "no", but I 
>> figure just because I can't find a way to do it doesn't necessarily mean it 
>> can't be done…
>> 
>> Any sage advice would be appreciated!
>> 
>> Neal Gittleman
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