I doubt that. The problem was only apparent when the measure in question
was in a particular layout situation. Moving measures arround from
system to system would make the problem go away, while the beat chart
shouldn't change. The problem only shows in page view.
For what it's worth I
Apologies for the late response to this.
I've also had difficulties relating font names to the 'proper' font
name, and found this web site useful:
http://fontinfo.net/Font_Analog.html
Michael Withers
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Of Noel
Aaron,
If you have a file where this is reproducable, you could send it to me
and I'll check whether it still happens in 2k5 (I haven't seen the
problem for a while, but I don't have a bug file of it at hand).
Johannes
Aaron Sherber wrote:
Hi all,
Every now and then I come upon a measure that
Just watched a pay-TV programme of a concert called Bocelli
Statue of Liberty Concert, from NJ Liberty State Park, featuring Bocelli
(obviously), two sopranos-, one of whom (long hair) had the most grating portamente
ever, and the New Jersey Symph. No date was given, but I suspect about
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED] Christopher
Smith writes:
Huh? As far as I know, a LOWER fifth string is overwhelmingly tuned to
B it's usually the 4th string that goes to low C with an extension or
alternate tuning. A HIGHER 5th string is usually tuned to high C
(written middle C). Did I
Hi Keith,
There is such a thing as a contrabass trombone. One of the players in
Maria Schneider's band plays it on her new record, so I suspect that's
what you saw.
- Darcy
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On 07 Mar 2005, at 3:44 AM, Keith Helgesen wrote:
Just watched a pay-TV programme of
Help! I just completed archive and install of Mac OS 10.3.2 and my new
blank document in Finale has completely unrecognizable fonts,
expressions, etc. I think the preference files must have been
trashed? I thought the whole point of archive and install was to save
preferences (which I did
Only an idea, but perhaps the fonts aren't installed?
Johannes
Bonnie Harris wrote:
Help! I just completed archive and install of Mac OS 10.3.2 and my new
blank document in Finale has completely unrecognizable fonts,
expressions, etc. I think the preference files must have been
trashed? I
There are a few varieties of contrabass trombone that I know of.
One is pitched in BBb, has a double slide (four tubes instead of two),
a single F trigger, and is played with a mouthpiece close to the size
of a tuba mouthpiece (makes sense, as the tessitura is so similar. The
model I am
At 03:43 AM 03/07/2005, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
If you have a file where this is reproducable, you could send it to me
and I'll check whether it still happens in 2k5 (I haven't seen the
problem for a while, but I don't have a bug file of it at hand).
Thanks, Johnannes. I haven't got anything at
At 03:14 AM 03/07/2005, Jari Williamsson wrote:
Aaron Sherber wrote:
Sometimes I have two identical
measures in a row, and Finale spaces one correctly and not the other.
If it's not caused by missing a layout update or some other basic thing,
you should easily see what's going on by comparing
At 03:28 AM 03/07/2005, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
The problem only shows in page view.
Believe it or not, I've had the problem in scroll view as well.
Aaron.
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At 12:39 AM 03/07/2005, Harold Owen wrote:
Sometimes spacing has become jumbled for some reason or other. If
Incorporate is set, the jumble is likely to persist after a spacing
command. Then it's a good idea to change to Clear and apply spacing
to the measures again.
This only works if the problem
At 07:40 AM 3/7/05 -0500, Aaron Sherber wrote:
Believe it or not, I've had the problem in scroll view as well.
Just for anecdotal uses...
I have had this problem several times in the past years, usually
attributable to incomplete measures, too many grace notes, or measures with
large time
Hi,
I would like to align several beamed grace notes in the way, that the first
appears exactly on the beat (together with a main note) and the others
follow after the beat (on the right side). I tried some different hacking,
but still not satisfied.
Any help appreciated!
marius. (win/finale
Keith Helgesen wrote:
Just watched a pay-TV programme of a concert called Bocelli Statue of
Liberty Concert, from NJ Liberty State Park, featuring Bocelli
(obviously), two sopranos-, one of whom (long hair) had the most
grating portamente ever, and the New Jersey Symph. No date was given,
but
At 6:06 AM -0500 3/7/05, Christopher Smith wrote:
There are a few varieties of contrabass trombone that I know of.
One is pitched in BBb, has a double slide (four tubes instead of
two), a single F trigger, and is played with a mouthpiece close to
the size of a tuba mouthpiece (makes sense, as
All this talk about the cimbasso has made me bold to ask about another rare
instrument.
The swing band I play with (The Peninsula Retired Mens Club Band) has a
'band tie' on which is an image of a Sarrusophone. Often people ask about
the instrument. After the initial questions about is there
Many community bands have acquired such instruments or they borrow from the
local large conservatory/university band.
Many questions can be answered about all these instruments, and much diversion
can be enjoyed, by looking at the www.contrabass.com site, where you can learn
about curiosities
At 02:56 PM 3/7/05 +0100, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
However, are you sure you didn't have the max measure width set to a
value which simply doesn't allow larger measures?
They're set to 0 and 99, but I might have done that after the problem last
occurred. Thanks for the reminder!
Dennis
This is difficult with the grace note function in Finale, which is
geared to putting grace notes before a main note. I would suggest
using normal notes. Create a tuplet with the number of grace notes
you need, filling the space you need, with no bracket and no number
showing. Change the size
At 05:07 PM 3/7/05 +0100, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
0-99 what?
(Inches I assume.)
Yes, inches. I do everything in inches unless I can't avoid EVPUs. :)
Dennis
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Hello!
I just started a new thread on the tips site's forum, focusing on
notation/engraving books. I put a mini-review of Gardner Read there.
It would be really great if others would join and add their opinions on
other notation and/or engraving books (both on essential books and books
to
Bonnie Harris / 05.3.7 / 06:04 AM wrote:
Help! I just completed archive and install of Mac OS 10.3.2 and my new
blank document in Finale has completely unrecognizable fonts,
expressions, etc. I think the preference files must have been
trashed?
The old non-native pref are archived. You can
Darcy James Argue / 05.3.6 / 10:35 PM wrote:
Glad I could help -- however, I would advise you to get more RAM for
GPO regardless. I'm barely squeaking by with 1 GB (the maximum amount
of RAM my Mac mini will take). I would go for 2 GB RAM in a flash, if
it were possible on my machine. The 1
As I said- I only got a brief glimpse, but the pictured cimbasso appears to
fit the bill! Thanks for all interest.
Years ago, (early 60's?)in North Germany I went for a late walk one evening
and was amazed to see, coming down a mountain road, a huge- 100 plus,
marching band of ALL trombones. From
Darcy James Argue / 05.3.4 / 08:36 PM wrote:
I put the low A for the
tenor in parentheses so the player knows what the contour of the line
is, even if he can't play that note.
I occasionally write low A with a note thigh next to it :-)
--
- Hiro
Hiroaki Honshuku, A-NO-NE Music, Boston, MA
Hi Folks,
All this talk about bass trombones has got me wondering why the
bass trombone is the only non-transposing brass instrument in the
traditional British brass band. As I understand it, the practice
of transposing all the instruments in a brass band into either Eb
or Bb and writing them
On Mar 7, 2005, at 3:28 PM, Joe Laird wrote:
Hi Folks,
All this talk about bass trombones has got me wondering why the bass
trombone is the only non-transposing brass instrument in the
traditional British brass band. As I understand it, the practice of
transposing all the instruments in a
Hi,
after a lot of frustration with iKey I have decided to testdrive
Quickeys (and buy it if I like it).
I have run into my first problem: I am programming a shortcut to go one
page forward. This works with a button click, but I want to make the
mouse cursor go back to where it was before, and
Archived directory being the previous system file? I see a lot of
stuff like my midi driver and firmware
in there that did not make it into the new system file; do I just drag
or copy them into the same places in the new system file? Finale fonts
appear to be in place in the Finale 2004
Title: RE: [Finale] TAN: Quickeys question
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Johannes Gebauer
Sent: Monday, March 7, 2005 3:05 PM
I have run into my first problem: I am programming a shortcut to go one
page forward. This works with a button click, but I want to make the
mouse
GPO is RAM-based. There's a DFD (direct-from-disk) option, but that
only makes things worse.
- Darcy
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Brooklyn, NY
On 07 Mar 2005, at 2:38 PM, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Darcy James Argue / 05.3.6 / 10:35 PM wrote:
Glad I could help -- however, I would advise you to get more
Hi Bonnie,
Unless you kept your Finale preferences in the Finale application
folder (which is actually the best place to keep them), your old prefs
should be in (something like) Previous
System/Users/Bonnie/Library/Preferences. You can also just search for
Finale 2005 Preferences. When you
Hi Johannes,
You don't need to program a mouse click to move one page forward.
There is already a keyboard shortcut for that, cmd-page down -- and of
course, you can use QuicKeys to map that to a more convenient key
combo, if you like. But the macro executes much faster if it's
simulating
In a message dated 3/7/05 3:04:53 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have run into my first problem: I am programming a shortcut to go one
page forward. This works with a button click, but I want to make the
mouse cursor go back to where it was before, and not on top of the
button. Does anyone
I think there is some serious confusion going on here.
Finale fonts should definitely not be in the Finale folder. However,
before you start moving things around please make sure you know what you
are doing. That also applies to other things.
Fonts should be inside the fonts folders, which are
I think you may be talking about the click item, I am not using this.
I am using the button item, which otherwise works much more reliably
than the click item.
At least I cannot find such an option in the button item.
(For what is is worth, I realized now that Finale actually has built-in
key
At 7:22 PM +0100 3/7/05, Jari Williamsson wrote:
Hello!
I just started a new thread on the tips site's forum, focusing on
notation/engraving books. I put a mini-review of Gardner Read there.
It would be really great if others would join and add their opinions
on other notation and/or engraving
From: Joe Laird [EMAIL PROTECTED]
All this talk about bass trombones has got me wondering why the
bass trombone is the only non-transposing brass instrument in the
traditional British brass band. As I understand it, the practice
of transposing all the instruments in a brass band into either
On Mon, 7 Mar 2005 17:10:42 -0500, John Howell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 7:22 PM +0100 3/7/05, Jari Williamsson wrote:
Hello!
I just started a new thread on the tips site's forum, focusing on
notation/engraving books. I put a mini-review of Gardner Read there.
It would be really great
At 11:13 PM +0100 3/7/05, Klaus Bjerre wrote:
Trombones were the-odd-men-out. Some say they often were recruited among
ex-service-bandsmen. And the bassbone was even more odd. It was pitched in G
like the Brit orchestral bassbone was up to somewhere between 1955 and 1970.
After that the one valve
On Mar 7, 2005, at 1:37 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
GPO is RAM-based. There's a DFD (direct-from-disk) option, but that
only makes things worse.
Funny. In my world, DFD means Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau.
mdl
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At 10:15 AM -0500 3/7/05, Guy Hayden wrote:
All this talk about the cimbasso has made me bold to ask about
another rare instrument.
The swing band I play with (The Peninsula Retired Mens Club Band)
has a 'band tie' on which is an image of a Sarrusophone. Often
people ask about the instrument.
Johannes,
thanks for reply. Newly installed Mac OS 10.3.2. Finale 2004, Mac G5.
Panther install scrambled my Finale fonts. I used to run Finale on
both Classic and 10.2., and I also have an old version FinMac2002
installed. Not sure if problem is preferences related or not. When I
search
Timpani, if present, are also non-transposing.
John
On 7 Mar 2005, at 20:28, Joe Laird wrote:
Hi Folks,
All this talk about bass trombones has got me wondering why the bass
trombone is the only non-transposing brass instrument in the
traditional British brass band. As I understand it, the
Bonnie,
As Johannes said, your Finale fonts definitely don't belong in your
Finale folder.
Once again, I really recommend that you just reinstall Finale
completely (but don't forget to update to the latest version, which for
you I think is Fin2004c). It will save you much time and
John Howell wrote:
No, there's an
international lute society, and probably a lot more of them around than
sarusaphones. Where's John Philip Sarusa when we need him!?
Go to your room.
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On Mar 7, 2005, at 6:15 PM, Carl Dershem wrote:
John Howell wrote:
No, there's an international lute society, and probably a lot more of
them around than sarusaphones. Where's John Philip Sarusa when
Darcy James Argue / 05.3.7 / 04:37 PM wrote:
GPO is RAM-based. There's a DFD (direct-from-disk) option, but that
only makes things worse.
You mean Kontakt is, because GPO is just a set of samples :-)
Anyway, I was wondering where you stored GPO? If it is on your boot
volume, streaming won't
Okay, I think I actually tracked down the problem of the flutter I've
been getting on some chords using Human Playback. I'm not 100%
certain, but I think it might be caused by duplicate
crescendo/diminuendo hairpins applied to the same staff.
I've noticed that many of my scores have somehow
On 08 Mar 2005, at 1:15 AM, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Darcy James Argue / 05.3.7 / 04:37 PM wrote:
GPO is RAM-based. There's a DFD (direct-from-disk) option, but that
only makes things worse.
You mean Kontakt is, because GPO is just a set of samples :-)
No, I meant what I said: GPO is RAM-based. GPO
Darcy James Argue / 05.3.8 / 01:27 AM wrote:
DFD mode
theoretically works better if you have lots of processing power but
limited RAM.
Not true.
RAM based sampler is extremely cpu intensive since cpu have to work hard
to i/o memory address, and current OSX API limits one application
instance
On Mon, 7 Mar 2005 18:10:19 -0500, John Howell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sarrusophone
Boehm did try to mess with the bassoon and create a more 'logical' group
of fingerings for the instrument which we bassoonists never accepted
because of the inherent weight of his monster. Already the
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