Aaron Sherber writes:
When I create a note expression with vertical positioning set to top note
or bottom note and then place that expression in the score with a metatool,
the expression actually places itself vertically at the click position. I
have to right-click and choose Remove Manual
I have done a piece in 6/4 time- as the original given to
me. It really should be in 6/8- its very odd to read in 6/4. How do I convert
it?
I know about changing note durations- (m.m.-change-duration)
and I know about changing time sigs- but how to do both at once??
Cheers Keith in
Keith Helgesen wrote:
I have done a piece in 6/4 time- as the original given to me. It really
should be in 6/8- its very odd to read in 6/4. How do I convert it?
I know about changing note durations- (m.m.-change-duration) and I know
about changing time sigs- but how to do both at once??
It's
At 02:27 AM 09/29/2004, Jari Williamsson wrote:
Why not just press backspace?
Because I didn't know that that did the same thing!
Anyway, problem still there in Fin2005 initial release.
Thanks -- I'll send it in to winsupport.
Aaron.
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This works for me in Finale 2004c...Mac or PC? Here's what I did:
Opened a new default doc
Edited the marking to be top note positioning
Added an A above middle C and an E a fifth above to make a chord.
Applied the marking.
If I move the entire chord up in simple entry, the the
On Sep 29, 2004, at 6:24 AM, John Howell wrote:
At 6:28 PM +1000 9/29/04, Keith Helgesen wrote:
I have done a piece in 6/4 time- as the original given to me. It really should be in 6/8- it's very odd to read in 6/4. How do I 'convert' it?
I know about changing note durations-
At 11:09 AM 09/29/2004, Allen Fisher wrote:
This works for me in Finale 2004c...Mac or PC? Here's what I did:
Opened a new default doc
Edited the marking to be top note positioning
Added an A above middle C and an E a fifth above to make a chord.
Applied the marking.
If I move the
Allen Fisher writes:
What am I missing?
Perhaps you didn't apply the expression in the document using a
metatool?
Best regards,
Jari Williamsson
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At 11:47 AM 09/29/2004, Jari Williamsson wrote:
Allen Fisher writes:
What am I missing?
Perhaps you didn't apply the expression in the document using a
metatool?
Actually, you can see the same thing even if you apply the expression using
the expression selection dialog. The Note Expression
This is one of those curious Finale features. While we were
beta-testing 2004 I chanced on this and reported it as a bug, but it
is actually meant to work that way. The three settings Top Note,
Bottom Note and Vertical Click Position are designed so that in each
of the three cases the
At 03:25 PM 09/29/2004, Michael Cook wrote:
This is one of those curious Finale features.
I was afraid someone was going to say that.
While we were
beta-testing 2004 I chanced on this and reported it as a bug, but it
is actually meant to work that way.
Then the graphic which displays to illustrate
No argument John- but when a community concert band has one rehearsal to get
it right then one must take the line of least resistance.
Basically my guys can't seem to equate a quarter rest with a third of a
beat in 6/4- while a quarter rest in 6/8 is familiar enough to sightread.
I doubt
Thanks David! Sheer cowardice caused me not to try this without
advice, It works fine.
But why does one need to Not rebar music. Why is
that box the default if its not required?
I have done a piece in 6/4 time- as the original given
to me. It really should be in 6/8- its very odd to
Keith Helgesen wrote:
But why does one need to Not rebar music. Why is that
box the default if it's not required?
Keith:
Rebarring the music, in essence, picks up all the notes and then lays
them back down again in the new configuration. For example, if you
have 8 2/4 bars and you chage the
Thanks- yes it does!
K
Keith Helgesen.
Director of Music, Canberra City Band.
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On Sep 29, 2004, at 6:24 AM, John Howell wrote:
As always, quick and helpful replies. But I'm struck by how set we
get in our ways. Why should it be in 6/8?Why is it odd to
read it in 6/4. Of course I do a lot of early music, and one has to
get used to interpreting notes that look big
Keith Helgesen wrote:
I doubt Beethoven had six days to arrange, rehearse and perform- but then
again- he was a genius.
It may have been helpful in this, too, that he was deaf. vbg
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I'm trying to simulate a pedal steel guitar in a Finale file. I tried
loading a MIDI file with pedal steel in it, but what loaded into Finale
sounded like garbage. Specifically, the notes were all choppy and
didn't slur together the way a pedal steel guitar's does.
Can anyone give me
I'm trying to simulate a pedal steel guitar in a Finale file. I tried
loading a MIDI file with pedal steel in it, but what loaded into Finale
sounded like garbage. Specifically, the notes were all choppy and
didn't slur together the way a pedal steel guitar's does.
Can anyone give me
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