Have you repaired your permissions? Should be done after installs
and/or upgrades. You can do this with Disk Utility.
-K
On Fri, 03 Jun 2005 20:39:27 -0400, David W. Fenton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
On 4 Jun 2005 at 1:21, David Horne wrote:
Since upgrading to Tiger (10.4.1) Finale
I am having a problem with staff styles. I have created a style for
bassoon (doubling instrument). The problem is that when I am in TRANSPOSED
MODE in options, and need to change clef, the clef doesnt show... it only
remains in the original clef of F fourth line. It only shows if I show the
David Horne / 2005/06/04 / 08:21 PM wrote:
Since upgrading to Tiger (10.4.1) Finale freezes whenever I try to
extract a fairly big part from a file, say more than 300 bars. I've
actually upgraded the RAM (now have 768MB on a 1.33 G4 PB) since
upgrading the OS. I never had a problem with this in
On Sat, 4 Jun 2005 03:46:57 -0400, A-NO-NE Music [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
David Horne / 2005/06/04 / 08:21 PM wrote:
Since upgrading to Tiger (10.4.1) Finale freezes whenever I try to
extract a fairly big part from a file, say more than 300 bars. I've
actually upgraded the RAM (now have
You don't say whether you did a permissions repair yet. Did you? I
recently fixed a friends Mac, which completely froze after a few minutes
every time, and after it had been to the shop for a check up. After I
repaired permissions and restarted everything was fine. It is _the_
routine to do
On Sat, 04 Jun 2005 12:20:24 +0200, Johannes Gebauer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
You don't say whether you did a permissions repair yet. Did you? I
recently fixed a friends Mac, which completely froze after a few minutes
every time, and after it had been to the shop for a check up. After I
On Jun 4, 2005, at 3:05 AM, RegoR wrote:
I am having a problem with staff styles. I have created a style for
bassoon (doubling instrument). The problem is that when I am in
TRANSPOSED MODE in options, and need to change clef, the clef doesnt
show... it only remains in the original clef of F
Thanx Christopher,
It seems as though the Set to Clef in Transpositions was set on Bass Clef,
as you thought.
Never did think of looking there, because I don't even remember having set
up the bassoon as a transposing instrument!
Gregory
The bassoon Staff Style probably forces a
David Horne / 2005/06/04 / 05:15 AM wrote:
Yes, and while this is happening, I get a message that the programme is
not responding. I'd assumed, incorrectly, that was the same as a freeze
or crash.
I don't think you got the _message_ but you saw it when you used the
three-finger-salute?
:-)
It's
On Jun 4, 2005, at 11:29 AM, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
David Horne / 2005/06/04 / 05:15 AM wrote:
Yes, and while this is happening, I get a message that the programme
is
not responding. I'd assumed, incorrectly, that was the same as a
freeze
or crash.
I don't think you got the _message_ but
At 11:54 AM 6/4/2005, Christopher Smith wrote:
When I first got OSX, I had a bad RAM chip (original, too!) that
started going bad just as I was trying to get OSX running. It was
such
a coincidence that I didn't even think of it, assuming it was
software
troubles. It took a Tech Tool session
Other than Microsoft DevStudio, nothing on my
WINXP system EVER crashes.
Last week, I was able to get Fin2k4a to crash reliably on my WinXP Pro
system by double-clicking on some element while creating a new smart
shape. I don't remember the exact sequence, but I was able to duplicate
On 4 Jun 2005 at 11:29, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
David Horne / 2005/06/04 / 05:15 AM wrote:
Yes, and while this is happening, I get a message that the programme
is not responding. I'd assumed, incorrectly, that was the same as a
freeze or crash.
I don't think you got the _message_ but you
On 4 Jun 2005 at 9:36, Lee Actor wrote:
[Phil Daley:]
Other than Microsoft DevStudio, nothing on my WINXP system EVER
crashes.
Last week, I was able to get Fin2k4a to crash reliably on my WinXP Pro
system by double-clicking on some element while creating a new smart
shape. I don't
for the horn player in you:
i don't recall ever seeing this anywhere before, but a client has
indicated harmon mute for horn (small orchestra for opera). does a
harmon mute exist for horns?
cheers,
jef
--
shirling neueweise \/ new music notation specialists
mailto:[EMAIL
I've never seen a harmon mute for the horn. Possibly one built for a
large-bore bass trombone might work, assuming they exist for bass trombone.
Timbrally, a brass mute is the neighborhood of a harmon mute. Perhaps
that is the intention.
The only horn mutes I've ever seen are straight,
shirling neueweise wrote:
for the horn player in you:
i don't recall ever seeing this anywhere before, but a client has
indicated harmon mute for horn (small orchestra for opera). does a
harmon mute exist for horns?
I've never even heard of such a thing, but now you have me thinking
Robert Patterson wrote:
I've never seen a harmon mute for the horn. Possibly one built for a
large-bore bass trombone might work, assuming they exist for bass trombone.
Yes, they do - and they cost about $100 US for a decent one. NOT a toy!
(And they still sound silly, and do not fit
Gregory wrote:
Never did think of looking there, because I don't even remember having set
up the bassoon as a transposing instrument!
in instrument.txt doc, ALL instruments defined to not use key
signatures are set as transposing instruments, with a transposition
interval of 0.
useKeySigs
From: MB
I'd like to...
sounds like a job for the PATTERSON PLUGIN! TA-D!
mass copy: tuplet definitions.
enter notes, define triplets in a measure which has triplets on all 4
beats (i.e. no dotted quarters), use as source and paste to all other
measures, convert time sig, rebeam to
mac mini 1.42/1G, 10.3.9, Fin2005
777 measures, 80+ individual instruments (strings 4 layers/parts to a stave)
i did a mixture of individual part (piccolo, bass clarinet, synth)
and section extraction (3fl/3ob/3cl; 4hns/3tpts/3tbns) with an
average 3.5-4.5 minutes per layer/single staff.
On Sat, 04 Jun 2005 13:50:17 -0400, David W. Fenton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
[]
The proof would be to test part extraction in a file of similar
length. If the problem occurs at about the same place, then it's
probably not data-based (unless both files coincidentally happen to
have a problem
On Sat, 4 Jun 2005 18:04:57 -0400, shirling neueweise
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
mac mini 1.42/1G, 10.3.9, Fin2005
777 measures, 80+ individual instruments (strings 4 layers/parts to a
stave)
i did a mixture of individual part (piccolo, bass clarinet, synth)
and section extraction
At 3:33 PM -0400 6/4/05, shirling neueweise wrote:
for the horn player in you:
i don't recall ever seeing this anywhere before, but a client has
indicated harmon mute for horn (small orchestra for opera). does a
harmon mute exist for horns?
cheers,
jef
Never seen one, never seen one in
I just made a useful discovery. Using the "clear" key after selecting a group of chords will remove any special positioning that has been applied (by nudging, etc.).Make a "mistake" and learn!ChuckChuck Israels 230 North Garden Terrace Bellingham, WA 98225-5836 phone (360) 671-3402 fax (360)
Is there any way to make Finale do gregorian chant?
Lora
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