Maybe the Preferences file is corrupted. Go to User Library
Preferences and trash the Finale 2006 Preferences file. Finale
should create a new one, setting all preferences back to factory
defaults. Now if you set other preferences, do they stick?
On 7 Mar 2007, at 07:21, Brennon Bortz
Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
At 09:16 PM 3/6/2007 -0800, Mark D Lew wrote:
The same is true of Rock of Ages and Rudolph, the Red-Nosed
Reindeer.
And just about everything in Yes, We Have No Bananas. :)
You have all seen the YouTube video about Pachelbel's Canon, haven't
you? The singer
Brennon Bortz wrote:
How would that apply to harmonic structures? Is that seven notes of a
melody, seven notes of chordal structures, or what? What about
distinctive rhythms? :) Seems like much too grey an area to even dabble
with.
Rhythms haven't been shown to be copyrightable, and
What are French Beams?
Patterson Beams can both create and remove French Beams.
On 3/6/07, Andrew Stiller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A sub-editor for me prepared the rough draft of a huge score which I've
been cleaning up for almost a year now. I only just now realized that
he'd set the
Hal asked about corruption errors in Mac-created PDFs read (or not
read) by PC-users. Is there a chance that he's sending the files as
e-mail attachments and didn't check Send Windows Friendly
Attachments? If so, may the PDFs could be fine but getting garbled
somehow at the e-mail
Lawrence David Eden wrote:
What are French Beams?
French Beams are where for 16th notes or shorter note values (multiple
beams, in other words) the stems for any inner notes only reach the
first beam, leaving empty space between all the pairs of beams. The
first and last notes of each
Neal Gittleman wrote:
Hal asked about corruption errors in Mac-created PDFs read (or not
read) by PC-users. Is there a chance that he's sending the files as
e-mail attachments and didn't check Send Windows Friendly
Attachments? If so, may the PDFs could be fine but getting garbled
somehow
Forgive me if this is a stupid question but I did not find anything in the
manual.
I need to write some simple exercises for sax students putting on every note
its name in Italian.
I need to put it as a chord symbol because the exercise has to be repeated in
all keys, so I need to transpose the
On Mar 7, 2007, at 4:48 AM, dhbailey wrote:
Lawrence David Eden wrote:
What are French Beams?
French Beams are where for 16th notes or shorter note values
(multiple beams, in other words) the stems for any inner notes only
reach the first beam, leaving empty space between all the pairs
Is there something in the Chord StyleSolfeggio (in the Chord Menu
when Chord Tool is selected) that helps you? I don't know the Italian
names, but this gives solfege syllables.
This transposes to the key that you are using, but you can transpose
chord symbols separately from the notes
TGTools Misc Custom Chord Styles
Hans
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On 07 mrt 2007, at 14:52, Marcello Noia wrote:
Forgive me if this is a stupid question but I did not find anything in
the manual.
I need to write some simple exercises for sax students putting on
every note its name in Italian.
I need to put it as a
David,
Thanks for this (and Darcy, too!) but there is one more thing I need
to know before extracting parts - do the enclosed numbers that I
forced on the top staff in the score appear on the other extracted
parts, or is there a way to copy them to other staves (Items to copy
- measure
Marcello,
(it isn't a stupid question...)
as Hans says it: use TG tools.
If you didn't buy it, you may try first: http://www.tgtools.com/index-en.htm
But you need to write the full exercise, transpose everything you need, and
-then- apply TG tools.
Bernard
2007/3/7, Marcello Noia [EMAIL
On 07.03.2007 Brennon Bortz wrote:
Also, often in French beams staff lines will be removed between beams so that
only white space is seen--no stems or staff lines.
This, however, is not possible in Finale, at least afaik.
Johannes
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http://www.musikmanufaktur.com
I just got the answer I needed.
The enclosed measure numbers do NOT appear in the other extracted
parts other than the first instrument unless I manually copy them to
the other staves using Items to CopyMeasure Enclosures, so I will
have to do that in a copy of the score.
One would think
Great! Hans and Bernard, you're my saviours! And thanks to Tobias Giesen for
that fantastic tool
Many thanks
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Is there something in the Chord StyleSolfeggio (in the Chord Menu
when Chord Tool is
On Mar 6, 2007, at 9:43 PM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
And just about everything in Yes, We Have No Bananas. :)
Hallelujah, bananas! Oh, bring back my 'nanas to me.
But that one has the same rhythms. The point of the Rock-Rudolph
comparison is that with completely different rhythm, the
Neal Gittleman wrote:
Hal asked about corruption errors in Mac-created PDFs read (or
not read) by PC-users. [...]
I missed the beginning of this discussion, so maybe this has been
covered, but here's my data point for what it's worth.
I have a client I've been working with for ages. I
At 9:40 PM -0800 3/6/07, Mark D Lew wrote:
That, too, would serve the purpose of protecting you. It seems
pretty clear that the woman and her husband would never object. The
only worry is if years later some heir tries to assert copyright to
shut you down. If that were to happen, your
Excellent advice and not far from the excellent advice of John Howell
below (a simple letter of understanding, from you to her, including the
points you discussed verbally and agreed to). You both suggest
something informal, in writing, that shows for her heirs that she was in
agreement and
At 3/6/2007 04:16 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
More Mac Intel woes -- now I can't even run Finale 2006d -- it
crashes on launch with the message Unhandled exemption caught.
Any ideas what is causing this?
Unhandled means that the program does not have a Try/Catch structure
around the code
Yes, myself and a Mexican theory student had fun once (the lessons
alternated between Spanish and English) with the following equivalncies:
English Spanish
C do
B si
yes sí
Aaron J. Rabushka
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Does anyone know if there are compatibility issues with Finale 2007 (and
earlier) with Windows Vista?
Richard Yates
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On Mar 7, 2007, at 3:32 AM, Lawrence David Eden wrote:
What are French Beams?
It's an abbreviation. What he really means is French-style cut green
beams.
mdl
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I have been using 2007 with Windows Vista for several weeks now. It runs
fast and I have had no problems at all. The place I 'have' run into
problems is using my M-Audio Firewire Audiophile audio interface. As of
yet, drivers for the box only support XP and earlier. It's giving me a
chance to
Ho, ho, ho! (Green Giant?)
JR
On 3/8/07 1:21 AM, Mark D Lew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mar 7, 2007, at 3:32 AM, Lawrence David Eden wrote:
What are French Beams?
It's an abbreviation. What he really means is French-style cut green
beams.
mdl
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