for altos and tenor for tenors. That would drive
everyone crazy.
James Gilbert
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, FM8, Massive, Reaktor) work with Finale.
I don't know if the free version of Kontakt works but the free version of
Kore (another NI product) does work.
The process of using them is the same as using any other VST instrument.
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Music Straight From The Box
I heard some people saying that
they were having success using the iPad to view PDF files of music with
success. I've not seen an iPad.
James Gilbert
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From: finale-boun...@shsu.edu [mailto:finale-boun...@shsu.edu] On
Behalf Of David H. Bailey
Referring to the Musicpad pro. Just program the repeat. You can put the
music in whatever order you want. When you tap the right side (or use foot
pedal) to turn the page it goes to whatever page you've programmed it to.
Very handy. Works great with all types of dc, ds, codas, repeats. You can
find that doing it manually is more reliable.
James Gilbert
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version 3.7, more more I am using Sibelius instead of Finale.
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written with 3
manuals in mind to a 2-manual organ.
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Organist, Church of the Mediator Episcopal, Micanopy, Florida
PS. On my website, in the music catalog, the visual example for the organ
arrangement of 'At The Cross' contains examples of all of the above
plugins available on their site and probably a hundred or so
included with the program. All of them can be edited yourself.
James Gilbert
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of roughly 768 x 1024
pixels). When I printed this direct from the notation software I chose to
'print to fit' in the printer options.
Hope this helps,
James Gilbert
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PS. If anyone is in Micanopy, FL this weekend for their fall festival, come
see me play the piano
That's what I did in my original test, so to be authentic to it, that's what
I put up.
It's worthless to try to compare those because you posted as TIF
instead of as PDF, which means that one has to open them in a
graphics program and resize.
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PhotoScore just a bit better. Compared to
past versions of the one that comes with Finale and sharpeye, I find
PhotoScore is good enough to make scanning music a viable input method for
Finale (or Sibelius). It has saved me quite a bit of time.
James Gilbert
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has been credited as a percussionist but Jurassic Park isn't one of them.
James Gilbert
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From: finale-boun...@shsu.edu [mailto:finale-boun...@shsu.edu] On
Behalf Of Blake Richardson
Sent: Sunday, June 28, 2009 7:24 PM
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: [Finale] What's
powerful and easy enough to make adjustments to fit one's own needs in most
situations (with bar numbers, but also other situations).
James Gilbert
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From: finale-boun...@shsu.edu [mailto:finale-boun...@shsu.edu] On
Behalf Of Matthew Hindson (gmail)
Sent: Thursday
at this point
if a maintenance upgrade will have the problem fixed or not. In the
meanwhile, I'm trying my hand with Sibelius 6 (after using Finale
exclusively since version 3.7) and after only a few days with it, I'm not
seeing any compelling reason not to stick with it, but it is early days.
James Gilbert
and
maybe I'll just keep 2008, 2009 2010 all running on the same system.
Hopefully that's not a problem. I'd like to know how so many files got
damaged (at least 20 far that I've tried to open have given me problems).
Thanks again,
James Gilbert
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. Using XML will be fine. I am leery of converting what you
might call 'finished' pieces from older versions via XML.
James Gilbert
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Behalf Of David W. Fenton
Sent: Friday, June 12, 2009 1:55 PM
find one, I'll post it. The bug has been reported to MakeMusic.
Good news is that a document started in 2010 seems to work just fine.
James Gilbert
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with.
Not only do I have the troubles I've described previously opening older
files, I've replicated the problem when importing XML versions of the same
files. I've tried other things to track down the problem with no luck. I'll
keep playing with it to see if any older files I have will work.
James
. At least I can start from scratch without a problem.
James Gilbert
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From: finale-boun...@shsu.edu [mailto:finale-boun...@shsu.edu] On
Behalf Of David W. Fenton
Sent: Thursday, June 11, 2009 7:39 PM
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: RE: [Finale
side of staff and adding parenthesis around enharmonics.
James Gilbert
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From: finale-boun...@shsu.edu [mailto:finale-boun...@shsu.edu] On
Behalf Of Dean M. Estabrook
Sent: Saturday, June 06, 2009 6:44 PM
Hmmm . well, I'm glad it finally
Is there any way (finale script maybe?) to get a text listing of all the
values contained in the document options? I'm interested in doing a side by
side comparison of the various document options settings from a few files
I've done in the past.
Thanks,
James Gilbert
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.
Were my eyes playing tricks on me last week? Did anyone else go to the
website and see the price listed as $99?
James Gilbert
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to be
lucky and find a specific situation (like hymns) that it works well on, I
also recommend doing things manually.
James Gilbert
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Can someone explain how this plug-in works? It doesn't seem to do
anything over here.
Thanks,
Barbara
I've seen piano music like this, but I'd use cross-staff notation -- put the
beam between the staves. As to the hairpins, put them above the staff.
That's more like what I see in piano music.
James Gilbert
Your wisdom, please. Could some of you who are experts in notation for
piano please
the
paper size via the printer's menu. I do prefer the way an inkjet printer
handles envelopes better than the Ricoh.
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adjusts everything nicely, no messing with page layout system
margins. In my opinion, one of the better plugins for this issue.
James Gilbert
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Sent: Wednesday
Have you tried using the MIDI tool, alter note durations, alter feel
options? (And then retranscribe.) With that tool one can change a pair of
8th notes into a dotted-8th, 16th pair. That might help although I don't
know what it will do with rests.
James Gilbert
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, if the glass display were to break, it would do the unit in. But,
spilling coffee on or having the A/C return suck printed music to who knows
where would end up with the same effective result as far as the performer
goes - nothing to perform from.
James Gilbert
and be
responsible for it rehearsal to rehearsal. If they were, I could see many
ways to utilize the musicpad, including having the librarian loan them CD's,
memory sticks or other media with new music on it that they transfer to the
pad).
James Gilbert
Robert Patterson wrote:
Isn't that enough? Right now
that, but realize that wouldn't be too smart. I'm afraid
those that are so negative about digital music sound like those that
advocate not using any technology in music.
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figure out what I did to get the current behavior to happen, I'll post it.
I haven't had time to give 2009 a really good going over, but so far, I'm
trying to remember why I upgraded. :)
James Gilbert
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Aaron Sherber wrote:
Finale will still insist on using IE when you
it
happens, but it does happen. It reminds of the sound of a bad wav file.
James Gilbert
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Every once in a while, and as I recall usually in the trombone samples, the
Finale/Garritan will suddenly blatt when playing back. It's consistent
do
with quantization settings, I rarely get what a performer would need to
see and it almost always requires substantial editing.
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having a 'minimum' of 256, just 256 minimum). Why should a notation
software program require sooo much RAM in the first place?
James Gilbert
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PS. WinSupport at MakeMusic has been notified.
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bloating the whole software? It seems like bad programming). Oh, my sound
and video card are separate from the system RAM.
James Gilbert
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640K ought to be enough for anybody. (Bill Gates, 1981)
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ebay. Obviously not legal, but nonetheless available.
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On Fri, 12 Aug 2005, Andrew Stiller wrote:
Oh come on! Doesn't work means doesn't work. If I say my
refrigerator doesn't work it means that it doesn't get cold, and the
motor doesn't run.
Sorry, but your refrigerator not working could mean a lot more than it not
getting cold. It could be
using the 2006 default document.
Maybe it's late and my eyes are playing tricks and I'm missing something
obvious, but I just don't see it.
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organ soundfont floating around out there for free and many orchestra
soundfonts - I'm quite content with the smartsynth soundfont or even the
Roland VSC for playback and demos.
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often has different dynamics for each stave, but often
you only put one dynamic marking that is good for all staves.
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with having to use note attached expressions for the top
staff and hidden note attached for the other two staves. That's twice the
time if I only had to enter one dynamic expression. Oh well..
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). The general consensus there, as it seems to be here is that we
are stuck adding non-printing expressions to the other staves.
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. This is just what I would expect
Sibelius to do (:-) but is there somewhere that I can tell Finale to
believe me?
I can't replicate this behavior - every time I copy, it preserves the
dotted quarter rests. However, you might look at the quantization
settings, allow dotted rests.
James Gilbert
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. Usually that was
the wrong page size and wrong margins, etc.
My solution was to either correct the score format and redefine pages in
the page layout tool or change the percentages as you had done. Starting
with a template that is correct for future projects is probably easiest.
James Gilbert
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On Mon, 11 Jul 2005, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
Is there a way to turn every quarter note in a passage into 4 16th notes?
Rhythmic subdivision plugin.
James Gilbert
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easier, but I say that's nonsense. (This Sibelius vs. Finale reminds me
of the older days of the Mac vs. IBM PC).
As the saying goes, we are not impressed. (Yet).
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without libraries. It happily changed to 3/4, 5/4,
3/8, etc. Thus, I was unable to recreated the bug. I'm using Windows
Finale 2005b.
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The only drawback to this is that it will wipe out note assigned
expressions and articulations (and maybe more). I've not found a way
around that problem.
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playback off.
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