My trusty Mac clone died a sudden death yesterday so I am in the
market for a new model.
I need some info from my colleagues on this list.
Does Finale run on the new Intel based G5?
Will I be able to use my Kawai K-11 MIDI keyboard if I buy a USB interface?
Can I use my old Apple LaserSelect
To the collective wisdom,
I had a question from a student who is working on a student film. She
wants to synchronise video playback (I think she has QuickTIme files)
with Finale's playback, so that she can compose directly to image as if
she was using a sequencer. I don't know if this is
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From: Christopher Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: finale@shsu.edu
Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2006 1:02 PM
Subject: [Finale] Synchronisation of Finale playback with video
To the collective wisdom,
I had a question from a student who is working on a student film. She
I hate to mention the OTHER competition but the latest version of
Sibelius (version 4) does this now. You can sync up video with music
on the same screen within the program and compose along side it as well.
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J. Scott Jones
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From: Scott Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: finale@shsu.edu
Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2006 1:29 PM
Subject: Re: [Finale] Synchronisation of Finale playback with video
I hate to mention the OTHER competition but the latest version of
Sibelius (version 4) does this now.
Woohoo. Compared to programs like Logic and Digital Performer,
Sibelius's video syncing is lame.
Scott Jones wrote:
I hate to mention the OTHER competition but the latest version of
Sibelius (version 4) does this now. You can sync up video with music
on the same screen within the program
On 23.05.2006 Lawrence David Eden wrote:
Does Finale run on the new Intel based G5?
What is an Intel based G5? There is no such thing, it is either Intel or
G5. Do not buy a G5 at this stage. It is obsolete hardware. If I were
you I would get either a Mac Mini Core Duo or a MacBook. If you
Mein Gott, I just purchased my G5 last August, and it's already
obsolete?
I can't stand it.
Dean
On May 23, 2006, at 9:03 AM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
What is an Intel based G5? There is no such thing, it is either
Intel or G5. Do not buy a G5 at this stage. It is obsolete hardware.
Yeah, welcome to the world of Computers. As soon as you buy it,
something better will come out.
Dean M. Estabrook wrote:
Mein Gott, I just purchased my G5 last August, and it's already
obsolete?
I can't stand it.
Dean
On May 23, 2006, at 9:03 AM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
What is an
Actually, the world of Apple, where every new release invalidates all of
the old software.
Windows still runs DOS programs from the 1980's
At 5/23/2006 12:56 PM, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
Yeah, welcome to the world of Computers. As soon as you buy it,
something better will come out.
Dean M.
Um, no. Stop spreading FUD.
Yeah, there are SOOO many great DOS programs I'd use with my music
software.
Phil Daley wrote:
Actually, the world of Apple, where every new release invalidates all
of the old software.
Windows still runs DOS programs from the 1980's
On 23.05.2006 Phil Daley wrote:
Actually, the world of Apple, where every new release invalidates all of the
old software.
This has very little to do with existing software, which will still run
on the new machines, with very few hardware dependent exceptions.
The point is that the current
At 6:04 AM -0400 5/23/06, Lawrence David Eden wrote:
My trusty Mac clone died a sudden death yesterday so I am in the
market for a new model.
I didn't think there was such a thing as a Mac clone, certainly not
in the sense that all Windoze machines started out as IBM
Also, G5 prices should lower considerably once the new models come out (if
they haven't already - I haven't checked). The best deals will probably be
on slightly used G5s belonging to owners who feel compelled to upgrade
anyway. I try to buy a machine (and software) that will work well for me
On 23.05.2006 John Howell wrote:
My trusty Mac clone died a sudden death yesterday so I am in the market for a
new model.
I didn't think there was such a thing as a Mac clone, certainly not in the
sense that all Windoze machines started out as IBM clones.
Back in the
And, I guess, if you wait six more weeks after that, you can replace
the replacement for a fraction of its price ad nauseum. We
have been lured by the siren song of technology, and she is fickle,
my friends.
Dean
On May 23, 2006, at 11:09 AM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
You
Johannes said:
What is an Intel based G5? There is no such thing, it is either Intel or
G5. Do not buy a G5 at this stage. It is obsolete hardware. If I were
you I would get either a Mac Mini Core Duo or a MacBook. If you depend
on PCI cards, I would try to hire a computer for the next few
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