I would not concur with this, as I recently did a piece in B major
and had to convert some key-signature A sharps to Bb accidentals
and back again as I changed my mind, and they went wonky.
It seems to be that any time you hit 9 in Speedy you take your life
(well, your enharmonic life
If I insert and/or edit the new staff in scroll view, the top margin
isn't affected.
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When I insert a staff above the top staff, the top margin setting gets
cleared. Also when I edit the inserted staff, the same thing happens.
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On Jul 23, 2007, at 3:27 AM, Jonathan Smith wrote:
I would not concur with this, as I recently did a piece in B major
and had to convert some key-signature A sharps to Bb accidentals
and back again as I changed my mind, and they went wonky.
It seems to be that any time you hit 9 in
Aaron Sherber / 2007/07/21 / 10:24 AM wrote:
In Fin2008, you can use keyboard shortcuts to expand and contract a
selection. So if you've got both 8ths of the 3rd beat selected, do
Shift-left arrow and then do Shift-right arrow twice, and you'll wind
up with the second 8th selected.
Man, this
I often select a region and add negative value to measure width. I like
this way than system lock, while I really wish to be able to lock the
width themselves.
With FinMac2k8, this action no longer update the layout. This wasn't so
before FinMac2k8, and I also understand a lot of people hated
At 12:26 PM 7/23/2007, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Man, this is amazing. How did you find this solution?
The keyboard shortcuts seem to be buried in the help file. From the
TOC tab, open 'Encyclopedia', then 'S' and 'Selecting music'. This
page doesn't appear to be linked from the Index or from
Thanks everyone for your insights on Finale/Sibelius. I would have thanked you
all earlier but my email has been down. It seems that Finale would be best for
engraving and Sibelius better for composing. My bottom line is that I'll
probably have to use both to eventually make a decision.
And seven consecutive thats across two sentences (that together
have 12 thats)?
In that sentence, that man used that, but that woman used that
that. That that that that that woman used in that sentence was
correct.
David Froom
On 23 Jul 2007, at 1:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Two
Bradley and Hadley had written sentences. Brad's had been better
than Had's.
Where Brad had had had had; Had had had had; had Had had had
had, Had would have had Brad's success.
Yes, it is a slow day.
David Froom
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Bruce Clausen wrote:
Thanks everyone for your insights on Finale/Sibelius. I would have
thanked you all earlier but my email has been down. It seems that
Finale would be best for engraving and Sibelius better for composing.
My bottom line is that I'll probably have to use both to eventually
A colleague from the OrchList is trying to find the correct percussion solution
for the German term Sporen, which I find in my Woerterbuch Musik as spurs.
The passage in question is in Die Fledermaus. Does anyone out there have any
information? This term appears in the tymp. part. Is it a
Bradley and Hadley had written sentences. Brad's had been better
than Had's.
Where Brad had had had had; Had had had had; had Had had had
had, Had would have had Brad's success.
Yes, it is a slow day.
David Froom
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Bruce...
Yes, it's quite doable as ONE measure.
One way is to:
*with the time sig tool, create ONE large measure equal to the number of beats
in the cadenza. (IOW the timesig change is good for ONE bar only) I did one
yesterday that worked out to 22/4. This way, there's only one measure, so
On Jul 23, 2007, at 3:06 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And, for the francophones among us:
le ver vert va vers le verre vert!
...à l'envers!
(that is, the green worm goes toward the green glass... upside down.)
Another:
Il serait un péché de m'empêcher de me dépêcher à manger mes
Thanks, Jim. I'll be engraving this section tonight.
BC
- Original Message -
From: Williams, Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: finale@shsu.edu
Sent: Monday, July 23, 2007 1:46 PM
Subject: RE: [Finale] Cadenza
Bruce...
Yes, it's quite doable as ONE measure.
One way is to:
*with the time
Let me know how it works. I ought to be around this evening if you get stuck.
Jim
From: Bruce Clausen
Sent: Mon 23-Jul-07 18:02
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: Re: [Finale] Cadenza
Thanks, Jim. I'll be engraving this section tonight.
BC
- Original Message -
From: Williams, Jim
Greetings,
I've been following the discussion of the new Finale 2008, but what I
haven't yet seen is a reference to Jari's yearly in-depth review. Have I
missed it? It's not posted to his website.
Thanks.
Andrew Levin
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