Andrew,
Please read every post of a thread. We're defending grosso modo the
same opinion.
Then I wrote 09 aug 2008 09:18:46 GMT+02:00:
in Do is italian style, opposed to in Ut which should be of
french usage.
while on 10 aug 08, at 23:28, you wrote:
Trompette en ut (lower case,
Jari Williamsson wrote:
[snip 4. Has the stability of MIDI been improved or are
there still problems
like latency (that seems to come and go) and the sudden loss of sound
that requires a reboot of Finale or the whole system?
Impossible to answer since I don't know the cause of the issues you
Craig Parmerlee wrote:
I wonder if Garritan receives ANY licensing fees for being included in
the distribution. As we have been discussing, what they supply is
artificially limited, practically forcing you to go out and spend a
bunch of money with Garritan to address those deficiencies. I'm
The latency/audio/midi problems (with fin2007) are thus:
The user selects speedy entry and clicks on a staff. On playing a few notes on
MIDI-keyboard, there is a marked delay before the sound is played. This occurs
both with the built in smart synth and with GPO. Then if the user clicks around
Darcy...
You have heard recently from brass players high and low, French speakers, and
other fountains of musical wisdom.
To paraphrase the old folk song...
Don't think twice; Ut's alright.
___
Finale mailing list
Finale@shsu.edu
Midi has no latency. Latency issues occur when a computer doesn't
have enough CPU power or a fast enough data bus or enough RAM and
the samples are too large for the system to handle easily.
Well, actually MIDI itself does have latency.
It's a serial communication language, so if I play a
From my experience, the number who would use the sounds without
upgrading is darned near zero. If the sounds could be mixed with other
synthesizer voices, then definitely it would be used a lot, but the
bundled Garritan sounds are just too restricted to be a good solution
for just about
Don't do that before I've had coffee!
On Aug 11, 2008, at 5:56 AM, Williams, Jim wrote:
Darcy...
You have heard recently from brass players high and low, French
speakers, and other fountains of musical wisdom.
To paraphrase the old folk song...
Don't think twice; Ut's alright.
On 11 Aug 2008, at 8:32 AM, Craig Parmerlee wrote:
From my experience, the number who would use the sounds without
upgrading is darned near zero.
Well, obviously that's not the case. The vast majority of Finale users
don't buy a full Garritan product. In fact, I would guess that the
vast
Years ago I bought Igor (by Noteheads). Now I switched to a very fast
computer and I wanted to try Igor on it. But I lost my registration
number and tried to write to Noteheads for a new one, but no response.
So I thought to ask this collective wisdom: does anyone know if they
still exist, and
The Igor site still exists at http://www.noteheads.com but it hasn't
been updated in years (nor has the program). If [EMAIL PROTECTED]
doesn't reply, you could try the snail mail address:
NoteHeads
Sveavägen 61
SE-113 59 Stockholm
Sweden
or the telphone
+46 8 766 44 86
Michael
On 11
On Mon, August 11, 2008 4:29 pm, Michael Cook wrote:
The Igor site still exists at http://www.noteheads.com but it hasn't
been updated in years (nor has the program).
I downloaded it in October 2002, and it's the same version still up now.
(I never bought it.)
Dennis
Thanks, I'll try the phone first.
Michael Cook wrote:
The Igor site still exists at http://www.noteheads.com but it hasn't
been updated in years (nor has the program). If [EMAIL PROTECTED]
doesn't reply, you could try the snail mail address:
NoteHeads
Sveavägen 61
SE-113 59 Stockholm
Sweden
Barbara,
I would love to know if anyone answers and what they say.
I have had no luck via email and do not feel like calling Sewden from the USA.
;-)
Thanks...
Jim
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Barbara Touburg
Sent: Mon 11-Aug-08 16:47
To: finale@shsu.edu
The phone number is registered to an accountant consultancy.
Not to Noteheads.
There is no new versions, no development whatsoever.
/ Cb
On Aug 11, 2008, at 11:13 PM, Williams, Jim wrote:
Barbara,
I would love to know if anyone answers and what they say.
I have had no luck via email and do
Their server sends me periodic automated emails so someone is still paying
the electric bill. I never bought the program (wasn't it supposed to be free
forever?) but I have kept my address on their list just to see how long it
keeps going. I imagine WALL-E discovering the server sometime in the
I'll keep you posted.
Williams, Jim wrote:
Barbara,
I would love to know if anyone answers and what they say.
I have had no luck via email and do not feel like calling Sewden from the USA.
;-)
Thanks...
Jim
___
Finale mailing list
Finale@shsu.edu
I found another number that I will try tomorrow (past 12 o'clock over
here): (+46) 8-50-30-33-05.
If that doesn't work either, how on earth would I get my copy of Igor to
work?
I was secretly hoping for a response from Steve Parker. Maybe he left
this list shortly after he joined us.
Chris
That number is disconnected.
It used to go to the old office.
/ Cb
On Aug 12, 2008, at 12:10 AM, Barbara Touburg wrote:
I found another number that I will try tomorrow (past 12 o'clock
over here): (+46) 8-50-30-33-05.
If that doesn't work either, how on earth would I get my copy of
Igor
Chris Bell wrote:
That number is disconnected.
It used to go to the old office.
Damn! (Sorry)
Now I have to ask someone to share their number.
Anyone?
___
Finale mailing list
Finale@shsu.edu
http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
However, this number does go to Noteheads according to the Stockholm
yellow pages, or what's left of it.
+46-8-503 033 00
But, when calling it I get a dead number message.
In case you wonder, I live in Stockholm, Sweden and I am acquainted
with the original developer of Igor.
Igor was hailed
Friends...
One non-crappy outcome of the flood at my house is that I get to upgrade some
of the equipment that got washed away.
I want to replace one CRT I had with a 21-22 or bigger LCD monitor with pivot
capability so I can see a full orchestra or band page--in portrait
orientation--at a
Honestly, you'll never use the pivot. I have a Dell 22 that can pivot (I
really don't know of any that cannot), but I never use it that way. I can
see all of what I want on it no problem.
I'd suggest looking for something that is high definition. Dell Monitors are
generally rated really high.
I pivot my wide-screen Dell quite often - whenever I am working on a
full orch score, or even a mid-sized combo. It is also great for
perusing full scores on line (such as at the IMSLP library).
It only takes a few seconds to do. I only wish the screen background
pic would change
I have a Syncmaster 204 that I like a lot. I got mine for about $300
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Williams, Jim
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2008 6:38 PM
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: [Finale] Pivot monitor recommendations?
Friends...
One
25 matches
Mail list logo
