Basically I agree with the comments so far- someone pretending to know their
subject- in OZ we'd say a bullshit artist!
The thought does occur to me- it sort of makes sense if the sus 5 is a
'typo' for sus9. Thus Fmin,sus9,no7 = F Ab C G- but where it goes to or
comes from is a mystery! As
Mmm... My favourite subject!
It is possible at least in a Mac with Finale 2004.
[Relax, take a deep breath]
What we have to do is to send a Registered Parameter Number (RPN) for
adjusting the fine tuning and then send data entry values to adjust the real
value of the tuning... Easy!
Now with
... wiping eyes, trying not to disturb cow-orkers with convulsing laughter ... I
think the only thing better would've been trying to teach bassoonists how to Swing.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 9/9/04 12:01 AM
snip
I remember sitting in on some Pops concerts where the featured Jazz
Artist spent 15
on 9/8/04 11:10 PM, Keith Helgesen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The thought does occur to me- it sort of makes sense if the sus 5 is a
'typo' for sus9. Thus Fmin,sus9,no7 = F Ab C G- but where it goes to or
comes from is a mystery! As for sus 5- well-'nuff sed!!
While this makes some
on 9/9/04 6:05 AM, George Ports at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to get a crescendo or (and) a decrescendo from the expression
tool on a page that has some text but, the staffs have been removed? This
page was created from Windows Finale 2003a. It's a page that has some text and
I
Is there a font to use in the Text Tool for Crescendo? How can I get an
Expression into the Text Box?
George
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From: JD [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 7:39 AM
Subject: Re: [Finale] Expression Tool
on 9/9/04 6:05 AM,
Here's a source:
http://www.50states.com/songs/
-Carl
Carl Donsbach - User Support Analyst
L I T Dept - Zimmerman Library, UNM
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Confounded eyeglasses...
When the synth (internal or external) is tuned remains that way until turned
off.
So you can make a simple score that tune the synth, play it once at the
beginning of the session and after that play your baroque concerti at 430
hz.
About finding the tuning for 430 hz you should use the following
BTW I don´t think this was OT at all... It is totally Finale related.
Dear fellow listers,
Apologizing if this has been discussed before I'd like to ask
whether one can adjust the pitch of a midi file from a=440Hz to say
a=430Hz? Is this possible in Finale?
Thanks and regards from sunny
jumping in...;-)
Fm(9) could be mistaken for Fm79... I would write Fm add9 in this case to
make sure
As to minsus5no7 I could imagine she meant b6 instead of 5, than no seven
would make some sense. Ok, technically it would be Db/F, but since this
chord is often used in progressions such as
I have a couple of questions related to, and one not-so-related to, this:
1. How often does a dynamic/expression need to be restated? I've been
telling clients if an instrument rests for two or more measures (i.e. will
show a MM rest in the part) to restate the dynamic. Is this
On 09.09.2004 17:42 Uhr, Javier Ruiz wrote
When the synth (internal or external) is tuned remains that way until turned
off.
So you can make a simple score that tune the synth, play it once at the
beginning of the session and after that play your baroque concerti at 430
hz.
About finding
On Sep 9, 2004, at 9:42 AM, Allen Fisher wrote:
I have a couple of questions related to, and one not-so-related to, this:
1. How often does a dynamic/expression need to be restated? I've been
telling clients if an instrument rests for two or more measures (i.e. will
show a MM rest in the part)
Allen Fisher wrote:
I have a couple of questions related to, and one not-so-related to, this:
1. How often does a dynamic/expression need to be restated? I've been
telling clients if an instrument rests for two or more measures (i.e. will
show a MM rest in the part) to restate the dynamic. Is
I just installed FinMac2005 this morning, and now FinMac2004c crashes
on exit - The application Finale 2004c has unexpectedly quit -
whether I quit through the File menu, hit cmd-Q, or ctrl-click the
Dock icon and choose Quit.
I'm running OS X 10.2.8. Has anyone else encountered anything similar?
Hola Johannes,
415hz is 1 cent below G#, so my recommendation is to add a non-printing
expression that transpose the music that amount. That way the sound will be
better.
I did and Excel file to calculate:
INPUT
Center value for DATA ENTRY (63 or 64) 63
Reference value in Hertz (usually
Lee Actor wrote:
I have a couple of questions related to, and one not-so-related to, this:
1. How often does a dynamic/expression need to be restated? I've been
telling clients if an instrument rests for two or more measures (i.e. will
show a MM rest in the part) to restate the dynamic. Is this
2. Should there be a canceling expression of some sort for tempi, i.e.
should a rit---always either be followed with an a tempo or a q=XXX
tempo marking?
Yes.
What would you place when it's not 'a tempo', but you don't want the
specificity of q=xx?
How about Allegro? Adagio?
Alaska's Flag Oh, yes! That's the one we all walk around whistling
all the time!
I hadn't heard it before. The midi file shows it to be ok, a fine,
upstanding, decent enough tune, but I can't say it's anything to write
home about. The words: ditto.
The John Denver tune is a nice one, and
2. Should there be a canceling expression of some sort for
tempi, i.e.
should a rit---always either be followed with an a tempo or
a q=XXX
tempo marking?
Yes.
What would you place when it's not 'a tempo', but you don't want the
specificity of q=xx?
How about Allegro? Adagio?
On Thu, 09 Sep 2004 10:56:12 -0700, JD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 9/9/04 10:26 AM, Brad Beyenhof at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just installed FinMac2005 this morning, and now FinMac2004c crashes
on exit - The application Finale 2004c has unexpectedly quit -
whether I quit through the File
Couldn't find a font for a crescendo or decrescendo in the Maestro fonts and
wondered if there are any common fonts that might have what I need.
George
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From: JD [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 10:51 AM
Subject: Re: [Finale]
On Sep 9, 2004, at 11:08 AM, Raymond Horton wrote:
Alaska's Flag Oh, yes! That's the one we all walk around whistling
all the time!
I don't consider whistleability the standard. If that were the case
Maryland, my Christmas Tree, would beat both yours and mine.
Seriously folks, there is one,
Yesthat is correct concerning attaching the hairpin shape to a page
in Finale 2003a that doesn't have any music or note to attach it to.
George
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From: Mark D Lew [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 11:37 AM
Subject: Re:
I have a couple of questions related to, and one not-so-related to, this:
1. How often does a dynamic/expression need to be restated? I've been
telling clients if an instrument rests for two or more measures (i.e. will
show a MM rest in the part) to restate the dynamic. Is this
George Ports wrote:
Is there a font to use in the Text Tool for Crescendo?
Well, actually, it happens that there is a text tool [font[ for
crescendo and for other smart shapes; the bad news is that it is not
neither a True type, or a postscript font.
However, as useful as I would find it,
They are updated, and there are a number of useful things in this package. The chord fonts are the best I've found, and the soft slashes, one, two and four measure repeats, and the rhythmic notation that are part of the chord font are also most appealing to me. I am now using them exclusively.
George Ports wrote:
Is there a font to use in the Text Tool for Crescendo?
There are a few hairpins in the JazzFont that might serve, in varying
lengths. I don't like them, as I find them too bold even for me (they
look like they were drawn with a Sharpie pen) but you might find them
better
Someone at work today mentioned they had read recently that a Germany
library containing numerous original music manuscripts had sustained a
serious fire. Unfortunately, my source did not recall where that fire
was. Would anyone happen to know any more information about this?
Thanks,
Martin
Lighten up, Mark!
Mark D Lew wrote:
On Sep 9, 2004, at 11:08 AM, Raymond Horton wrote:
Alaska's Flag Oh, yes! That's the one we all walk around
whistling all the time!
I don't consider whistleability the standard. If that were the case
Maryland, my Christmas Tree, would beat both yours and
On 9 Sep 2004 at 18:21, Martin Banner wrote:
Someone at work today mentioned they had read recently that a Germany
library containing numerous original music manuscripts had sustained a
serious fire. Unfortunately, my source did not recall where that fire
was. Would anyone happen to know any
Martin Banner wrote:
Someone at work today mentioned they had read recently that a Germany
library containing numerous original music manuscripts had sustained a
serious fire. Unfortunately, my source did not recall where that fire
was. Would anyone happen to know any more information about
Lee Actor wrote:
2. Should there be a canceling expression of some sort for
tempi, i.e.
should a rit---always either be followed with an a tempo or
a q=XXX
tempo marking?
Yes.
What would you place when it's not 'a tempo', but you don't want the
specificity of q=xx?
How about Allegro? Adagio?
OK, more specifically.a composer wants a rit., after which the tempo
remains at the new slower rate, but does not want to specifiy a
metronome marking (wanting the performer to have a greater degree of
freedom), and writes all instructions in English - what should
he/she write?
Given
On 9 Sep 2004 at 16:21, Lee Actor wrote:
OK, more specifically.a composer wants a rit., after which the
tempo remains at the new slower rate, but does not want to specifiy
a metronome marking (wanting the performer to have a greater degree
of freedom), and writes all instructions in
David W. Fenton wrote:
On 9 Sep 2004 at 16:21, Lee Actor wrote:
OK, more specifically.a composer wants a rit., after which the
tempo remains at the new slower rate, but does not want to specifiy
a metronome marking (wanting the performer to have a greater degree
of freedom), and writes all
The O Christmas Tree tune is not the original tune for the Maryland
state song. For a short time they had the same words, but a different
tune. Sorry, I don't remember the tune. But a couple of years ago we
went to a concert by the Gay Men's Chorus of Maryland, and they sang the
state song to
Seeing as how my newest work is a work for chorus, is there any way to
import lyrics from another program (like Word or Notepad)? I've got a
somewhat lengthy text and I'd rather not have to re-type the darn thing if
I can help it.
*howls*
Taris
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On Sep 9, 2004, at 8:32 PM, Taris L Flashpaw wrote:
Seeing as how my newest work is a work for chorus, is there any way to
import lyrics from another program (like Word or Notepad)? I've got a
somewhat lengthy text and I'd rather not have to re-type the darn
thing if I can help it.
Oo, oo,
I have design a shape in Illustrator and I have export in .wmf
I have import in Finale with shape Designer from Shape Expressions.
I have attached the new shape to a note.
But in Finale the new shape is hidden, if i set zoom to 150% it's possible
to see but is not a rule. A handler is attach near
Taris L Flashpaw wrote:
Seeing as how my newest work is a work for chorus, is there any way to
import lyrics from another program (like Word or Notepad)? I've got a
somewhat lengthy text and I'd rather not have to re-type the darn
thing if I can help it.
Taris, as someone who has worked with
Crystal Premo wrote:
I will pass the wisdom along gently and see if it helps to enlighten
the client.
if gently doesn't work, I've got this really big hammer that you could
use to drive the message home
ns
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From: Noel Stoutenburg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 10:01 PM
Subject: Re:
Taris:
Seeing as how my newest work is a work for chorus, is there any way to
import lyrics from another program (like Word or Notepad)? I've got a
somewhat lengthy text and I'd rather not have to re-type the darn thing if
I can help it.
Noel:
Some users have suggested using Verse 1 for
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