Hi, all...
I haven't abandoned this thread; I'm on the road and nowhere near my printer!
The best I've been able to do is the correct booklet page layout, but parts
that somehow shrunk and don't fill the 8.5x11 half-page. None of the Acrobat
print options will make the part fill the
Try this instead:
http://tinyurl.com/gwf5s
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That worked!
combination of 5si (or similar printer)
settings and Acrobat settings will yield a proper booklet??
Thanx...Jim W.
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Ah, another alumnus of 1527 1/2 North Vine St. in Hollywood!!! I
wonder if they're still there. We used engrossing ink, which most
people have never heard of.
There is a character who posts under the NOM DE FINALE of N. Grossingink.
'Zat you??
Could be that a staff style was applied, no?
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Sent: Wed 22-Feb-06 19:42
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Subject: [Finale] Strange blue display
I'm running WinFin06c.
Has anyone every experienced a Blue wide line across
-lb offset paper, printed both sides.
So if I were more industrious I would look to see what reductions those are in
Finale, but this should give you something to go on, anyway!
PS: WHERE DO YOU GET THE PARTS PAPER???
Jim W.
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Jim W.
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Subject: Re: [Finale] 8th = Q
David W. Fenton wrote:
Well, let me say that anything other than ppp to fff is ridiculous --
there's no possible way
doesn't count)
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neck seven or eight
times.
Jim W.
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bass trombones, but Louisville is not far from
Indianapolis, and Mr. Horton might wrap his triple-trigger bi-valve low BBB
XL-bore nitro-cylindrical confabulator around my size 16.5 neck seven or eight
times.
Jim W.
You know what happens when you assume don't you?
Yeah.
Speaking of Sousa
and will
indeed trust my instinct and experience [to some extent anyway ;-) ]
Jim W.
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Sent: Mon 13-Feb-06 22:07
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Subject: Re: [Finale] Scoring for Band
On Feb 13, 2006, at 4:39 PM, Williams, Jim
Hiro,
I agree with you so I always do ==8th=Q==, just with nicer looking arrows, to
clarify exactly what I mean. Perhaps one must be of a certain age to
interpret it the other way. Though I *am* of that certain age, it still seems
to me that your way is better.
Jim
I believe the original poster was referring to NIFF, not to MusicXML. What
became of NIFF, if anything? Is MusicXML some outgrowth of NIFF?
Jim
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Sent: Sun 12-Feb-06 15:03
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: [Finale] Re
In what directory does the GPO .dll reside?
If you are talking about the FULL GPO, not the Finale GPO, the file
PersonalOrchestraVST.dll must be copied into the Finale VST directory.
Jim
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Sent: Thu 09-Feb-06
.
Williams, Jim wrote:
In what directory does the GPO .dll reside?
If you are talking about the FULL GPO, not the Finale GPO, the file
PersonalOrchestraVST.dll must be copied into the Finale VST directory.
Jim
DJA,
I shoulda scrolled down further. Sorry.
Jim W.
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Sent: Thu 09-Feb-06 14:16
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: Re: [Finale] I can't get gpo to work with finale
Jim,
Godofredo is on a Mac. Like he said
The font's designer, Robert Piechaud, is active on the Finale user forum.
Drop him a line there.
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Sent: Sun 05-Feb-06 16:26
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: [Finale] Different font issue...
Sorry...I sent this
http://forum.makemusic.com/
jim
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At FinaleMusic.com?
Thanks,
BB
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And possibly from the same instrument: IIRC, Bill Evans made one of his
recordings on an instrument owned or used frequently by Glenn Gould, or at
least was photographed sitting at it.
Or is that another myth?
My first mature musical insight was the realisation
of instrruments--and refuse to
play trombone*. I merely revel in the joys of unintentional grammatical irony.
*I guess that's why I haven't quit my day job yet.
Jim
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Yeah, I have been bitten by that one numerous times.
For weeks I wondered what the (*^)*%(^% I was doing wrong--nothing, as it
turns out.
But 7 does seem to be quicker, if less precise.
There's also the problem with the plugins not unloading properly from
memory when the host browsers are
Nobody's been mad at anyone else for the past few days.
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Sent: Tue 24-Jan-06 12:44
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Subject: [Finale] Traffic
For whatever reason, I am experiencing a dearth, if not total lack of
Finale
Allen,
We euphonium players are lovers, not fighters.
Jim
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Subject: Re: [Finale] Traffic
Fisher, Allen wrote:
You wanna fight? g
He did for a short while. Mostly he uses what looks like Times italic.
Jim
Ferneyhough uses sans serif fonts for tuplets in his own
(Finale-based) scores.
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;-) ;-)
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Subject: Re: [Finale] Traffic
Williams, Jim wrote:
Nobody's been mad at anyone else for the past few days.
If you'd just read the manual you wouldn't
Great answers from the pros!
Thank you all.
Jim Mays
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On 21 Jan 2006, at 4:20 PM, Jim Mays wrote
I thought I'd ask this question again. No responses the first time around.
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Subject: [Finale] fp
I am having a brain cramp -- or maybe
I have been using SharpEye (and MusicXML)
for several years now. It works just fine given the peculiarities of sheet
music. I have scanned many choral scores. Some scan almost faultlessly, others
can be somewhat problematic. As with OCR, you will likely never achieve
perfection but damn
Finale 2006c Maintenance Update
Finale 2006c is a free, downloadable update available to registered Finale
2006 users. It includes:
* Improved conversion of lyric baselines in older cross-platform files.
Finale 2006c also includes all the improvements found in Finale 2006a and
2006b,
actual rhythmic value though. While a 4:3
group of sixteenths caused the plug-in to freeze, it could handle the
same figure when notated as four dotted thirty seconds. But a plug in
that can't handle even triplet quavers is simply broken.
Jim
At 17:18 -0800 06/01/2006, Gerry Kirk wrote:
FWIW
FinMac2k6b
The canonic utilities plug in: Freezes every time I try a retrograde
with a tuplet in it. Is this a known bug...?
Cheers
Jim
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I bet if you or anyone else made a serious effort to drill down on the
manual as well as browse through it, you would find all kinds of stuff that
would really help with Finale.
I write software for a living. I also write the manuals and I also handle
customer service calls. Not for MakeMusic,
... Robert
Patterson's Tie Mover is a great tool, but the fundamental problem
remains.
Cheers
Jim
--
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director, 175 East
3 Sylvan Valley Avenue
Woodlands Park
Titirangi
Auckland 1007
NEW
the top flag on the top
space.
Yes, that's a better way of looking at it because the dots are also
supposed to be aligned with the top hook when the rests are floating,
not just in their normal position.
Cheers
Jim
RTFM
In the transpose dialogue box check preserve original notes. Then
transpose by an octave and you'll get the old and the new pitches.
How counterintuitive is that? It never would have occurred to me to
notice that.
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Johannes...
I assume that you are using Full GPO, Guarneri 3?
I just entered runs of 16ths, 32nds, and 64ths in a different notation program
and all is well with playback.
Can you post a .MUS file or a .MID? I can put the .MUS in 2006b and the .MID in
the other notation program.
Jim
JG,
I will try it when I go home this afternoon on 2006b for Windows.
Right now, life forces me to work ;-(
Jim
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Sent: Wed 21-Dec-05 11:59
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: Re: [Finale] GPO question
On 21.12.2005
NS:
What soundcard/driver are you using? This could also be an issue. I have
forgotten if you specified what card/driver you use.
Jim
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Sent: Wed 21-Dec-05 11:59
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Andrew,
Given the keysig, is there any evidence that the composer had originally
spelled that chord as Fb but decided to simplify to E later? (I'm assuming that
you're working off a manuscript) If so, the F in Bsn II could have the flat
missing...possible??
Jim
Ah, there's the rub, Andrew...
Since I have NO acquaintance with perversion of any kind, since it is SUCH a
foreign concept to me, such a thought would never have crossed my mind. ;-)
But it was a good guess ;-)
Saint Jim
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--haven't received it yet, but with all the talk
here about running through duplexers, I thought I better nab one. Ironically,
I was the only bidder.
So..I guess I'm good to go for the long haul, eh?
Thanx to all for the tips and the helpful info in your posts.
Jim
, but that
is more than compensated by pretty good results.
Don't discount Myriad, however. They have some very talented folks in
Toulouse. If they were to get serious about upping the ante on SharpEye with
Omer, then stand by, it would become a serious competitor.
Jim Mays
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at 600dpi between PCL output from
Finale 2004 or 2006 and PostScript output from the same files. Should I be
seeing a major difference between PCL and PS in things such as beams, hairpins,
and slurs?
5. What maintenance tips do you have?
6. What have you replaced, and when?
Thanks...Jim W
their legacy apps.
I guess time will tell. (Fortunately, I am near retirement ;-)
And exactly what do you intend to do in retirement?
Jim Mays
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of ATSUI now mean that this font and
others like it are now unusable...?
Cheers
Jim
I used to have a font called Ghent Percussion, but I can't seem to
get it to work in OSX. It is TrueType only, and I can no longer
recall what the ramification of that are w/ respect to OSX. I did
ominously
Christopher...
I second the recommendation for PDF995. I have had no problems with it in
Finale or Overture. I do, however, have the Ghostscript stuff.
Fortunately, my employer supplied me with the entire Adobe Creative Suite, so I
can live with its quirks given the cost! ;-)
Jim W
.
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Subject: Re: [Finale] Product Proliferation--a Contest
Williams, Jim wrote:
Randolph...a follow-up...
Then you'd call Tech Support after 5 or 6 pots worth of grounds
disappeared
Johannes,
Why would ANYONE use that AWFUL SolarX environment whan the other one is so
clearly superior??
Jim
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I share this opinion and resent MM's near-forced-subscription model. I wrote
about that earlier but it didn't seem to register.
2006 was the last for me for a while (I should have skipped it--2004 worked ok
for me); I will be waiting for compelling notation improvements and/or more
thorough VST
Finale Friends...
We now have...
*Finale
*Print Music
*Finale Guitar
*Finale Songwriter
WHAT'S NEXT??? Submit your entries to the group...now's your chance to dream
(ha,ha)!! WHAT'S NEXT?
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Friends...
A while back someone posted about the hidden corners of Finale, which led me
to pose a question about your forays into those areas. The responses were
interesting and enlightening.
The recent posts about certain features lead me, then, to the following
questions:
1. WHAT ADD-ONS
ever made, now, can you???...if they had to
test it with every brand of coffee they'd go broke, and they'd all die of
caffeine poisoning because, after all, they are a small company.
Jim W.
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Sent: Thu 03-Nov-05
Ophicleide.
Jim
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Sent: Friday, October 28, 2005 5:42 AM
Subject: Re: [Finale] MIDI file questions
Hola, Chuck!
The most important is to have a different (Finale) instrument defined for
each staff and/or voice
This randomness is supposedly a property of the new Sibelius font (Helsinki, is
it?).
Also check out the November font created by Robert Piechaud.
The LilyPond website, I believe, also deals with this issue (if ya wanna use a
command-line interface or something like it.)
Jim
Hey, thanks. Now, if I get connected, what are the chances of my new
computer talking to my old printer (driver-wise, etc.)?
Dean
On Oct 20, 2005, at 11:08 AM, Williams, Jim wrote:
Dean...
There are parallel-to-USB adapters especially for printers. I used
one on a PC with no problems. I'd
.
Jim
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That bug, AFAIK, has been around since the year 1, and is an example of what I
mentioned in an earlier post today.
When I see all the bugs people find with no apparent difficulty, I am also led
to wonder what other bugs are lurking in the program, waiting to be unleashed
by some poor
that translates Gary's visions
into viable products. His programming of the samples is nothing short of
brilliant. Together, they are a formidable team!!
Jim Williams
(known as Snorlax on the GPO and Finale Forums)
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to distinguish the different types of toner.
Jim
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Sent: Mon 03-Oct-05 3:37
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: Re: [Finale] TAN: Ricoh AP610 printer
Generally, prices have been falling on Lasers. You can get several color
What version of Encore?
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Sent: Wed 28-Sep-05 10:05
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Subject: [Finale] importing encore file
Dear list,
I can't open encore files (Win) in finale 2005 (Win).
An error occured while
Friends:
This exchange leads me to pose the following questions: DO WE HANG OUT ON ANY
OF FINALE'S LESSER-KNOWN CORNERS? IF SO, HOW MUCH?
Please consider:
1. The ossia tool
2. The mirror tool
3. The tempo tool
4. The MIDI tool
5. The rhyming dictionary
6. The Band-in-a-Box
of dc
Sent: Fri 16-Sep-05 9:06
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: Re: [Finale] The lesser-Known Corners
Williams, Jim écrit:
MIRROR--was so disastrous in earlier versions that I quit in 3.x or so.
Cut paste does fine. Is it any better now?
I use it quite often whenever there are written out repeats
Thanks to everyone who has responded to this thread so far! The responses have
been extremelyinteresting and enlightening (at least to me), and I hope MM has
taken note of them as well.
Please respond if you haven't already.
Owain, diolch yn fawr for the reminder about the nonstandard keysig
Dennis-I have 2006 and PDF995. It seems to work well. I can give it a try if
you wish.
Jim W.
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Sent: Thu 15-Sep-05 18:35
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: [Finale] Help requested. File I can't open.
Hi all
Dennis...the file uses a music font called BOULEZ, which I don't have. Heard of
this??
Jim
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Sent: Thu 15-Sep-05 18:53
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: RE: [Finale] Help requested. File I can't open.
Dennis-I have
If you are talking about KOMBAT.MUS, the file is virtually empty. Just a few
notes.
I have downloaded BOULEZ--it is a sibelius font.
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Sent: Thu 15-Sep-05 19:01
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Subject: RE: [Finale] Help
Did anyone consider the Aloisen New music font?
I rather like it.
Jim
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Subject: Re: [Finale] Music fonts
I posted a (graphic) PDF file of a short piece in 8 versions
It is the font used in GenieSoft's Overture
www.geniesoft.com
J
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Subject: RE: [Finale] Music fonts
Williams, Jim écrit:
Did anyone consider the Aloisen New music font
Who remembers The Copper-Plated Integrated Circuit???
Jim
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Subject: Re: [Finale] TAN: Bob Moog
I find it interesting that all the obits I have seen speak of Moog's
to the playability of
the horn,and removing it allowed a price drop of +/- $1500!!!
Now a Willson is at OR BELOW a Yamaha or Sovereign price, and FAR BELOW the
Yamaha 842/Prestige price point...am I happy!!
Jim
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is problematic. Perhaps I
made a connection that was not intended, but this paraphrased statement is
very misleading. DVD media and drives work just fine in Windows XP.
Cheers,
Jim
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Dont just search. Find. Check out the new MSN
NOTE: There are two Jim Williamses here as well as a Jim Williamson.
I am not the Jim Williams who was talking about DVD drives, etc.
I talk about the euphonium.
...but I ask the people who are listening to the GPO Steinway: Are you
listening to the raw, dry sample? If so you are giving GPO
Have you made sure that Measure Expressions is checked in those staffs
inside Staff Tool?
Jim
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Subject: [Finale] Measure expressions general playback
I think
an old curmudgeon myself. But please, let's keep the
discourse above the childish level it has sometimes descended to, and let's
at least entertain the notion that maybe, David, you overstated things and
are unwilling to admit it.
Cheers,
Jim
MakeMusic just emailed to tell me that my Finale 2006 upgrade will arrive
Friday.
Standing by...
Jim Mays
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me to call when I receive the new bundle.
So, I'm still not sure exactly how it's going to work. But surely it will?
Jim
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Sent: Monday, July 25, 2005 3:35 PM
Subject: Re: [Finale] Another GPO/Finale HP
On the PC, if you choose the MIDI tool, select a region of music, and hit
the backspace key, that should remove MIDI data, perhaps except for MID data
created by expressions--is there something similar on Mac?
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?
Thanks for your input,
Jim
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David...
Not sure what version you are using. In FinWin 2002 2004, at least, there
is a setting found at OPTIONSUPDATE LAYOUT OPTIONS.
You should select Across systems (maintain system locks). You might have
Across systems (Remove System Locks) selected.
Jim
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but that's not the way I want it to look.
Any input?
Jim
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that section to cut-time and
let it swing the 8th's.
Thanks,
Jim
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Allen
Fisher
To: finale@shsu.edu
Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2005 9:03
AM
Subject: Re: [Finale] Swing?
I know its not
the greatest solution, but you can use the tempo tool to create
The Synclavier system was the basis for Graphire, IIRC.
Is Graphire being produced/supported??
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To: finale@shsu.edu
Sent: Saturday, July 09, 2005 10:30 AM
Subject: Re: [Finale] The ultimate Sibelius question...
about 1991,
Some people simply have, for whatever reason, a vested interest in
superficial complexity.
(Flame-retardant suit snugly on. Somebody has to say that the Emperor
sometimes has little or no clothing.)
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NOT want reflected in
a score. Is this feature intelligent enough to sort that out?
Perhaps I left some wisdom behind when I left Manhattan for the great
Midwest. ;-) ;-)
Jim
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To: finale@shsu.edu
Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2005 5:06
As I mentioned in an earlier post, I mentioned that
many of my clients have started to demand a reasonable mockup in addition to a
printed score. These clients are most concerned with a good quality score and a
reasonably representative mockup that they can take to conductors, grantwriters,
that is good enough for publication and
performance. While I may not love that, I can live with it to some extent
without feeling compromised, and I'd say that all the notation products realize
that to some extent or other.
Just some random thoughts to stimulate discussion...
Jim
Henry,
Is this a Mac-only thing?
The concept of channel 10 percussion is not part of GPO.
Are you using GPO Studio?
What is locking percussion into ch. 10?
Is it GPO player 2, slot 2?? That shouldn't be.
Could you please elaborate on what you're doing?
Thanx...Jim
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Dennis...
Would you please search your memory bank for the location of this soundfont...?
It's one of the best I've ever heard.
Thanx...Jim
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Sent: Tue 24-May-05 20:19
John Adams Effect: Child repeats same sentence fragments for 90 minutes.
Parents fall into confused slumber.
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Cc:
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Cc:
Subject: [overture-users] Garritan Group Sale
For those of you who might not know this,
thoughts?
Jim Williamson
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To: finale@shsu.edu
Sent: Tuesday, May 10, 2005 1:47 PM
Subject: Re: [Finale] TAN: Garritan Question
Hi Dennis,
No, it's a separate application (in the $300 range), but I'm told
there will be improved
of the coin: NOBODY can get permission to write an
arrangement, for any group, of any John Williams music.
So, I guess it's just case by case.
I hope that helps,
Jim
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Sent: Wednesday, May 11, 2005 12:53 PM
Subject: Re
imon:
Go straight to the source:
www.garritan.com
Jim
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Cc:
Subject: [Finale] TAN: Garritan Question
. If something is meant to be a Coda, I may mark it as such, but that's
about it. Am I alone in my abandonment of roadmaps?
Jim
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Cc
concerning the Gershwin let me know.
Thanks,
Jim Williamson
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To: finale@shsu.edu
Sent: Monday, April 18, 2005 6:52 PM
Subject: [Finale] OT: Shameless self-promotion
For those of you in and around LA:
The Symphonic Jazz
.
Sad part is, people like that will discourage people like your composer
friend and we may lose a few nice pieces of music!
Hang in there ask a violist!!
Jim
While I appreciate all opinions regarding notation and historical
practice, I find that some
Just FYI--
Several of us who use employer-sponsored email are locked into HTML. Though I
have asked for plain text on numerous occasions, my employer informs me that it
is not possible to set our Outlook Web Access to plain text.
Jim
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You can't create a push in slashes. You have to either write it in 2nd layer
on top the staff or change the particular beat (select partial measure) to
rhythmic notation. You can remove the stems, if you need to, in special
tools.
Jim
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to be read by well
trained musicians, clarity trumps conservation of ink and paper.
/Jim
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Christopher Smith
Sent: Saturday, April 09, 2005 9:22 AM
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Subject: Re: [Finale] Repeats: A-B-C-B-C-D
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Correct: D in the subject line was a typo. I did get the markup to work,
as suggested, and got it to play back correctly. It ain't pretty, but it
works.
Thanks all,
Jim
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dhbailey
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