Last year when I found out that my preferred paper was being discontinued, I
asked my supplier to get me as much as she could find in the chain's stores.
Well, I've now gone through all that stock and I need a new brand (unless
she can find me some more).
I was using a 60 lb vellum offset. Thick e
At 9:39 PM -0700 6/8/10, Ryan wrote:
Where should the chorus be placed in a score for concert band? Below the
brass and above the percussion?
I don't think there's any "should" about it. At least I've never
seen any rule. That would be following orchestra practice, but I
wouldn't like the r
No, they dumped it a few versions ago. It didn't work for a couple of
versions on the Mac platform, then they just officially dropped it.
If you can find someone with the Windows version, you can send it
over and have them do it, and then you get it back.
Christopher
On 9-Jun-10, at 9-Jun
I upgraded my mac to a macpro OS 10.6.3. I'm usinf Finale 2010b.r1.
I can't find the auto harmonize plug in.
Mark McCarron
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When you rebar music, it always adopts Finale's default beat
divisions, according to the metre. If you change the metre into
Composite... then enter something like 1 beat unit on top, then
however many beats you need in EDUs (1024 EDUs per quarter note, or
4096 per whole note; you'll have t
Thanks Christopher,
That works, but if I am reducing the number of beats in a measure, then the
extras are out in no-man's land, rather than being put into a new measure of
their own. Is there a way to get them back?
I am working on Byzantine chant, un-metered, so I input the notes and then
organ
Unclick the box "rebar music?" before you hit OK.
Christopher
On Wed Jun 9, at WednesdayJun 9 9:52 AM, Peter A. Day wrote:
In Finale 2008, dotted notes are being changed to tied notes within
the same
measure after changing the meter. Is there a setting that I can
change to
prevent this?
In Finale 2008, dotted notes are being changed to tied notes within the same
measure after changing the meter. Is there a setting that I can change to
prevent this?
Thanks,
Peter A. Day
12 Morgan Drive
Hooksett, NH 03106-1633
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Ryan wrote:
Where should the chorus be placed in a score for concert band? Below the
brass and above the percussion?
There is no standard for placement of chorus in band scores.
As a conductor, I've seen the chorus placed at the top of
the score, the bottom of the score, and in the middle,
