The more RAM you have, the better with OS X. Check out www.macsales.com,
they have great prices, and they will give you some money back on your
old ram chips.
Robert Florence wrote:
Hi All,
I have Finale 2007 and Sibelius 5 on my Mac G5. I can't believe I have
only 512 megs of ram. My
Hey, I have a 9500 that has a G4 in it.though I haven't tried to
start it in a while :-/
Best advice is to get LOTS of memory. OS X likes lots of memory. Check
out datamem.com, or macsales.comor where ever you like to go. It
uses PC 100 or PC 133 chips, up to 256 megs in size, $30 for
Hi All,
I recently had a computer problem where I lost EVERYTHING except my
music which had been backed up.
I have always used speedy entry with an ancient DX7. I get everything I
imput except the correct pitches. They will not change from the 3rd line
B in the treble clef.
What have I
Crap! I'm screwed! I find Simple so slow and counterintuitive that I
can't deal with it at all! All the commands are different, and some
that I need a lot aren't there!
Well, I feel the same. I've tried simple a few times with no real
success. But I can't tell if that's a problem of the
dhbailey wrote:
This indeed is very disturbing news -- why a company would take a
(until recently) perfectly good working tool in an application, one
which many people have grown to depend upon, and which even the
company used to tout as the preferred tool for anything other than
novice
Reading MakeMusic's 2006 Annual report is interesting
http://makemusic.com/documents/MakeMusic_2006_AnnualReport.pdf
I would say that SmartMusic is indeed, for better or worse, their focus
now, even though Finale seems to make them more money.
dhbailey wrote:
This indeed is very disturbing
Robert Florence wrote:
Hi All,
I recently had a computer problem where I lost EVERYTHING except my
music which had been backed up.
I have always used speedy entry with an ancient DX7. I get everything
I imput except the correct pitches. They will not change from the 3rd
line B in the
This is, in essence, the same thing Tom Carryth told me after a workshop in
Nashville last month. He said speedy's *current functionality would be
preserved*, but could wind up in one all-inclusive tool. Or, some of
simple's access to articulations, expressions, etc., could be brought into
Eric Dannewitz wrote:
The more RAM you have, the better with OS X. Check out
www.macsales.com, they have great prices, and they will give you some
money back on your old ram chips.
Thanks, Eric
BF
Robert Florence wrote:
Hi All,
I have Finale 2007 and Sibelius 5 on my Mac G5. I can't
Hi Bob,
Ray gave you good advice, but there's another thing you need to do. I'm not
sure exactly what you mean by I get everything I imput except the correct
pitches, but you ought to make sure you've selected the DX7 for the midi
channels you're using in midi menu midi setup input/output.
Could you perhaps have the keyboard set up wrong in OS X?
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On Aug 10, 2007, at 10:17 AM, Robert Florence [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi All,
I recently had a computer problem where I lost EVERYTHING except my
music which had been backed up.
I have
Aaron Sherber wrote:
At 06:39 AM 8/10/2007, dhbailey wrote:
Aaron Sherber wrote:
[snip] (I have said for years that the two main things keeping me from
exploring Sibelius in depth were the lack of Scroll view and the
lack of
something like Speedy. Now they've got Scroll view)
At 06:39 AM 8/10/2007, dhbailey wrote:
Aaron Sherber wrote:
[snip] (I have said for years that the two main things keeping me from
exploring Sibelius in depth were the lack of Scroll view and the lack of
something like Speedy. Now they've got Scroll view)
Sibelius doesn't have the 3-octave
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip] When you try it be on the lookout for a few things; Rests, Tom's
demos
usually don't include much in the way of rests and they can take an extra keystroke
when values change. A quarter rest, eighth rest eighth note, and half rest
can take up to seven
David W. Fenton wrote:
On 9 Aug 2007 at 20:27, Horace Brock wrote:
They also
said that eventually they plan to make Simple Entry so easy and
powerful that they can phase out Speedy altogether. Especially since
you can also use a MIDI keyboard in Simple.
If they do that there won't be any
Documant Style looks like a good new function.
But when I put in a document in the Document Style folder as it is, then open
a new document from the wizard with that style, Double barlines in the origina
l document appear as it is.
Is there something wrong, either in my operation or inside of
Aaron Sherber wrote:
[snip] (I have said for years that the two main things keeping me from
exploring Sibelius in depth were the lack of Scroll view and the lack of
something like Speedy. Now they've got Scroll view)
Sibelius doesn't have the 3-octave keyboard, but they do use the alpha
On 10 Aug 2007 at 6:43, dhbailey wrote:
David W. Fenton wrote:
On 9 Aug 2007 at 20:27, Horace Brock wrote:
They also
said that eventually they plan to make Simple Entry so easy and
powerful that they can phase out Speedy altogether. Especially
since you can also use a MIDI keyboard
On 9 Aug 2007 at 23:10, Richard Smith wrote:
If your really interested in learning to use Simple well, the best way
is probably to give yourself a project (something in which you are not
pressed for time or working for a client) and just make yourself do it
with Simple, no Speedy. Kind of a
At 02:54 PM 8/10/2007, David W. Fenton wrote:
What was the recent version of Finale that made so many vast
improvements in Simple? Was it 2004 or 2005?
2004.
Aaron.
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At 07:40 AM 8/10/2007 -0400, Aaron Sherber wrote:
In Speedy, with
my left hand choosing pitches from the letter keys and my right hand
choosing durations from the num keypad, I can go like blazes.
Anything that makes me move my hands from those positions slows me down.
Agreed on keeping
On 10 Aug 2007 at 7:57, dhbailey wrote:
...Which makes it all the more puzzling why MakeMusic would abandon that
tool, eventually phasing it out.
Er, we don't actually know that they are planning to do this. All we
have is one person's report that somebody told him that, i.e., rumor
and
Raymond Horton wrote:
Robert Florence wrote:
Hi All,
I recently had a computer problem where I lost EVERYTHING except my
music which had been backed up.
I have always used speedy entry with an ancient DX7. I get everything
I imput except the correct pitches. They will not change from the
In a message dated 8/10/07 8:17:04 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yes, I did check use midi impu.It still didn't work.
Does your DX show up in the Audio/Midi set-up? If not, defining it there
should make it available from within Finale again.
**
Get a
As I recall, The DX7 only sends and receives MIDI channel 1. Check
your MIDI SETUP so that it's set the same way as before your computer
problem?
This is really not my area of expertise. Someone else please jump in
and help Bob.
Ray
Robert Florence wrote:
Raymond Horton wrote:
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