hi ryan, thanks for your helpful comments.
>Single line is fine. Five-line would work just fine, too. I would
>also put the fermata over the 3rd rest.
i would just be worried that the decisiveness of the action in the
1st quarter could be compromised by having the fermata on the 3rd
quarter..
My thoughts:
Single line is fine. Five-line would work just fine, too. I would also put
the fermata over the 3rd rest.
I think a quarter note is acceptable in this context. The only tempo mark
given is "freely" which means it could be performed slow or fast. An eighth
note could work, but a sixte
click on "ouvrir" (opens PDF) for the piece "fantasme" (6th in the list)
http://www.marcgosselin.fr/compositeur/pour-instruments.html
i'm thinking the baseball bat would be best notated on a single line,
and actually normal noteheads could be used for the part, since it is
played "normally" and
Thank you Benjamin! I had no idea that was controllable. - Don
On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 11:55 AM, Ayottemusic wrote:
> I don't know about that (i still use 2010) but you can always change the
> size and opacity of the handles under program options.
>
> Best,
>
> Dr. Benjamin Ayotte
> http://www.a
I don't know about that (i still use 2010) but you can always change the size
and opacity of the handles under program options.
Best,
Dr. Benjamin Ayotte
http://www.ayottemusic.com
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On Feb 2, 2012, at 12:26, Don Hart wrote:
> Is it just me or are the finmac 2011 handles (
Is it just me or are the finmac 2011 handles (expression, smart shape,
etc.) much more difficult to see/find than in 2009 (the most recent
previous version I've used). I mean, they're there, but something's
different. Maybe it's just when the handles are on top of a note , or in
the staff. This
