Hi Jim,
I haven't delved enough into Finale's MIDI workings to try mapping
things, but the Nanos work great w/ Reason and other softsynths, so
seems it should work w/ anything controllable via MIDI if you have
the patience to program it. Didn't know QuicKeys could be used that
way! I'd
upgrade my desktop to run
F2009 but I need file compatibility with the laptop to make it
worthwhile.
I'm not too concerned about using Garriton sounds on the laptop, but
need the program to work and at least do MIDI playback with only 1 G
of memory.
Thanks for any info
Bonnie Harris
help, I have a project due, playback would sure make a
difference.
Bonnie Harris
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On Mar 30, 2009, at 12:05 PM, Blake Richardson wrote:
From: Bonnie Harris blue...@gci.net
Reply-To: finale@shsu.edu
Date: Sun, 29 Mar 2009 20:52:01 -0900
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: [Finale] playback stutters
Hi,
Please help? Newly installed Finale 2009, upgrade from 2006d.
Playback stutters badly
I understand about the memory issue, but it's an older computer and
probably not worth upgrading memory just for Finale. And I find it
discouraging if this is the case w/Finale, that they've added so many
bells and whistles they've made it too kludgy to use. I run mega-
multiple channels
Hi All,
I just bit the bait and ordered '09, upgrading from '06, mostly
because I read somewhere
(on this list?) that the annoying behavior of having to completely re-
load Garriton sounds every time one switches
from one version of a document to another with the same sounds, was
fixed. I
10.3.6 Update
Other
* Resolves a situation in which incorrect characters could show up for
some fonts.
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From: Bonnie Harris
Newly installed Mac OS 10.3.2. Finale 2004, Mac G5.
Panther install scrambled my Finale fonts. [...]
--
shirling neueweise \/ new music notation
the Classic version as well.
- Darcy
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Brooklyn, NY
On 07 Mar 2005, at 8:05 PM, Bonnie Harris wrote:
Johannes,
thanks for reply. Newly installed Mac OS 10.3.2. Finale 2004, Mac
G5. Panther install scrambled my Finale fonts. I used to run Finale
on both Classic and 10.2., and I
folder.
If you are also having the problem with the Classic version, you will
need to reinstall the Classic version as well.
- Darcy
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Brooklyn, NY
On 07 Mar 2005, at 8:05 PM, Bonnie Harris wrote:
Johannes,
thanks for reply. Newly installed Mac OS 10.3.2. Finale 2004, Mac
G5
Oops, you're right, thanks. I must have entered a typo in the search
dialogs and it came up
nothing. I thought it was a little weird not to have it there.
Bonnie
On Mar 8, 2005, at 6:52 PM, John Roberts wrote:
Finale usually keeps the updates for each version as available
downloads on
the
Help! I just completed archive and install of Mac OS 10.3.2 and my new
blank document in Finale has completely unrecognizable fonts,
expressions, etc. I think the preference files must have been
trashed? I thought the whole point of archive and install was to save
preferences (which I did
folder, but they are not
working correctly. Thanks if you can help.
Bonnie
On Mar 7, 2005, at 10:28 AM, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Bonnie Harris / 05.3.7 / 06:04 AM wrote:
Help! I just completed archive and install of Mac OS 10.3.2 and my
new
blank document in Finale has completely unrecognizable fonts
...
Johannes
Bonnie Harris wrote:
Archived directory being the previous system file? I see a lot of
stuff like my midi driver and firmware
in there that did not make it into the new system file; do I just
drag or copy them into the same places in the new system file?
Finale fonts appear
Hi Finale listers,
I recall some time ago on this list there was mention of a way to mark
up an Acrobat document
with user notes in the margins to highlight needed items and such.
Can you do this with Acrobat 7, do you have to shell out bucks for
Distiller to do this, or is there a simple
Simon,
I certainly agree with you on this! As a music educator, I use Finale
daily for guitar, piano, and many other notation needs. I don't have
time for workarounds! I used to like guitar tab before newer
versions, now I am considering not only not bothering to upgrade to
2005, but
Hi all,
Mac and other knowledgeable computer people: Does anyone know much
about the new external G-Drives from G-Technology which are cased in
aluminum like a Mac G-5 and are supposedly really quiet? Are they any
good? I think I read the drive is Hitachi, but not sure. I notice the
Gerald,
Is your G5 dual or single processor? And is the stuttering a 'feature'
regardless of size of project? I rarely do anything so large, but I
like the sounds so have been considering GPO. Yours and Darcy's posts
are causing me to rethink. I'm on Mac G5 1.8, 1GB RAM, can always up
the
Now, if they'd just add audio line-in as well as out..guess you
can't put *everything* in such a small box?
Bonnie
On Tuesday, January 11, 2005, at 09:54 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
Okay, I bit the bullet and preordered the 1.42 GHz model:
http://www.apple.com/macmini/specs.html
Apple says
Simon,
Yeah, but is there a way to resize the numbers instead?
Bonnie
On Tuesday, December 21, 2004, at 02:24 AM, Simon Troup wrote:
Richard Yates:
Then your best bet is to make a circle as an articulation in the
shape designer and define its positioning so that it automatically
centers on the
Richard,
Wow, that's great! this is what I'm looking for.
Was this generated in Finale from the original notation, w/
auto-position of
stems and circles both? I wonder how well it would work with the more
complicated 2 or 3-part example you showed before. Can't remember if
stems will flip on
Richard,
Eternal gratitude is yours. Yes, it's for beginners, so probably won't
be doing much really complicated stuff. I'm sure I will have
questions, tho, once I have the time to get into this again after
Christmas
vacation. I'm off list for a couple weeks. Thanks again,
Bonnie
On
Richard,
I tried something like this once without the staff overly and it worked
OK
using a metatool, but I had to create the circles myself because
whatever
I found available in Finale was the wrong size and couldn't be resized
to
work for my purposes. I was hoping there was an easier
be sized real easy of course.
George Ports
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From: Bonnie Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 17, 2004 1:44 AM
Subject: Re: [Finale] Stems in tab
While we're at it with tab, does anyone know of a tab library (or
font?
could you do
Thanks, Christopher.
I'm on Mac 10.2.8; will look into importing fonts into Finale.
Bonnie
On Monday, December 20, 2004, at 05:48 AM, Christopher Smith wrote:
PC fonts are readable as is on Mac OS 10 and up. If you are on OS 9 then you need a font converter. Here is one that I have used:
Richard,
Shape designer is what I did before. Stems sort of like that but
positioned to the side of numbers, like note stems, with numbers
representing notes. Thanks, there doesn't seem to be any easy way to
do this.
Bonnie
On Monday, December 20, 2004, at 06:37 PM, Richard Yates wrote:
I
useful for students.
I have seen this in some printed guitar music but it's fairly rare,
near as I can tell. Thanks to anybody who knows a good way to do this.
Bonnie Harris
On Wednesday, December 15, 2004, at 07:08 AM, George Ports wrote:
THAT'S IT!! Thank you so much Jari. This has been
Yikes! Is this true always? How inconvenient!
Bonnie
On Friday, October 29, 2004, at 05:16 AM, Christopher Smith wrote:
On Oct 29, 2004, at 8:52 AM, Stig Christensen wrote:
1) Chord symbols do not transpose when Chromatic transposition is
selected.
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