After many years’ hiatus, I find myself getting back into the music biz, but I am unable to locate a faithful old friend, namely the Golden Age typeface created by Donald Rice. I was unable to find much info on the web, and have so far received no response from Mr. Rice with the email addresses I
Or invest in something like
http://fontlab.com/Font-tools/Fontographer/
Which will covert the font to OS X. I did this on Golden Age and Swing
Fonts and they print and display fine now.
Jonathan Smith wrote:
Hi Bob,
I used this font for years but it appears that it hasn't been updated
for
I've recently had the problem wherein my version of Finale 2005 was
exceedingly slow - i.e. like running Finale on a Mac Classic (well,
probably not that bad, but taking 5 seconds to redraw the screen was not
fun).
The solution was to clear the font cache from the machine. The
difference is
On 29.07.2006 Kim Patrick Clow wrote:
CPO has a wonderful new release on music in Vienna from the early 18th century;
and it has me wondering
1. Has there ever been a Complete Works Edition of Fux? I have seen references
to some publications of his but nothing about a complete edition.
And
2.
On 31.07.2006 Matthew Hindson Fastmail acct wrote:
The solution was to clear the font cache from the machine. The difference is
amazing!
Can you remind us how you do this?
Johannes
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Hi All,
I'm trying to get piano pedal playback to work correctly and I've almost
got it working on FinMac2006d.
I have the Ped. symbol defined as an Expression which sets CC 64 to
127 and the * symbol defined to set CC 64 to 0.
The Ped. expression works to start the pedal down but the * acts
On the Mac side there's a very useful utility called Cocktail
www.macosxcocktail.com
that cleans all the caches (internet too) as well as runs the cron
scripts (daily/weekly/monthly maintenance) and repairs disk permissions.
I'm sure that there must be something similar on the Windows side.
Hope
Leigh Daniels / 2006/07/31 / 10:30 AM wrote:
I have the Ped. symbol defined as an Expression which sets CC 64 to
127 and the * symbol defined to set CC 64 to 0.
CC64 is a switch message. Setting ON to 100, Off to 0 works. I just
tried it :-)
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Hiroaki Honshuku, A-NO-NE Music,
Hiro, does Off happen before the last note in the measure is sounded or
after? I want it Off *after* the last note has sounded.
**Leigh
On Mon, Jul 31, 2006, A-NO-NE Music [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Leigh Daniels / 2006/07/31 / 10:30 AM wrote:
I have the Ped. symbol defined as an Expression
Leigh Daniels / 2006/07/31 / 11:58 AM wrote:
Hiro, does Off happen before the last note in the measure is sounded or
after? I want it Off *after* the last note has sounded.
You need to specify when the off is executed by attaching it to an
object, which can be a hidden one. You can not assign
On Jul 28, 2006, at 7:32 PM, Chuck Israels wrote:
I think what you want is what jazz musicians call a fall-off.
There are symbols for that in the Jazz font and in Bill Duncan's
new articulations font. Short of that, you can use a downward
glissando symbol at an angle around 45°
Hello,
Does anyone know why the GPO bass clarinet only goes down to C# (sounding
B)? I thought any bass clarinet with a low-note extension would go down to
C (sounding Bb).
David Froom
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Hi David,
This is a longstanding and very annoying bug with GPO and FinGPO --
please write to Garritan and/or MakeMusic and ask that it be corrected.
(This won't be much help to you, but the JABB bass clarinet has the
low (sounding) Bb... )
- Darcy
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Hi Bob,Don's can be reached at [EMAIL PROTECTED]. However, I don't know if he's selling or supporting Golden Age any longer. - Darcy-[EMAIL PROTECTED]http://secretsociety.typepad.comBrooklyn, NY On 29 Jul 2006, at 2:01 PM, Bob Shuster wrote: After many years’ hiatus, I find myself getting back
Hi Robert,
The link you gave appears to be dead.
- Darcy
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Brooklyn, NY
On 30 Jul 2006, at 1:50 PM, Robert Patterson wrote:
I was able to rescue the Ghent Percussion font using the steps
outlined at:
That's odd. It works here. Click on the Tech Tips FAQ link at my site
and go to the OSX section.
Darcy James Argue wrote:
Hi Robert,
The link you gave appears to be dead.
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Hello all,
Forgive this bit of self-promotion but I think it may be of interest
to some:
For those of you who teach in or around the New York City area, this
is just to let you know that I will be available to give Finale 2007
workshops/demonstrations for your students and colleagues at
Geez ... let me know when you are on the left coast.
Dean
On Jul 31, 2006, at 4:33 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
Hello all,
Forgive this bit of self-promotion but I think it may be of
interest to some:
For those of you who teach in or around the New York City area,
this is just to let
Anyone know when Finale 2007 is supposed to ship?
Martin Banner
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If you look in the Finalemusic.com forums, it appears that it has been
delayed for two reasons. Native Instrument not having a Universal Binary
of Kontakt 2 and MakeMusic not being happy with it yet.
http://forum.makemusic.com/default.aspx?f=6m=156665
Martin Banner wrote:
Anyone know when
This is but one of many range peculularities in GPO. That one is very
odd, becaue there are four bass clarinet samples, and all have the same
low-range limit. Bass clarinets either stop at low Db or Bb (concert
pitch), never B.
Perhaps you could load a contrabass clar sample in another
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