Richard Yates wrote:
In the Expression Selection box, when I click on
'Duplicate' I get
three new versions of the expression. I recently regraded
to Vista and
reinstalled Finale2007. It's a minor annoyance, but does
anyone have
an idea why that is happening?
Does
In the Expression Selection box, when I click on 'Duplicate' I get three new
versions of the expression. I recently regraded to Vista and reinstalled
Finale2007. It's a minor annoyance, but does anyone have an idea why that is
happening?
Richard Yates
Richard Yates wrote:
In the Expression Selection box, when I click on 'Duplicate' I get
three new versions of the expression. I recently regraded
to Vista and
reinstalled Finale2007. It's a minor annoyance, but does
anyone have
an idea why that is happening?
Does your mouse
If I had been making such a file I would have simply unchecked stems in
display items in the staff attributes.
Haroldo Mauro Jr. wrote:
In some [files] I removed the stems on quarter and half notes,
leaving only the note heads. I opened one of these files
yesterday to
save as
I'm
really wondering about why we accept some things from notes
which we don't accept from rests, such as
quarter-half-quarter being perfectly acceptable when they're
written as notes but not acceptable when written as rests.
Why not?
On just this question, and not the other ones
In Fin2007 it is under Time Signatures, subheading: Multiple Time
Signatures. That's the first place I would have looked if I needed to find
it.
I originally had written to look up INDEPENDENT TIME
SIGNATURES in the manual, but realized that, knowing
Finale's manuals, I should probably check
It depends on how many graphics you need. And huge isn't what it used to
be. I imported a 2 x 3 1200dpi TIFF into a Finale page. It prints great -
entirely professional output. The file size is 2.78MB. With today's storage
capacities and speeds that's not a problem. The cover alone (output from
Then try creating an expression with an imported graphic and
just try to drag it to position by the handle, especially on a
resized staff.
It's like teleportation! Redraw, update layout, whatever, it's
always in a different position! Bring the kids over and watch
their faces!
Yes, this is
The workaround is to universally avoid staff reduction and
use system
reduction instead.
While that might work, it's not acceptable as there are scores where
you need to have different staff reductions, e.g., piano chamber
music, where the piano is 100% and the instruments are, say
Just a single character text expression using the character in slot 85 from
Maestro font (slot 117 is the upside-down fermata). You can define it for
playback as a tempo change but would have to reset the tempo following it.
Now we're talking things I don't understand - how do you get a
fermata
Based on the above, it would be worth checking your computer keyboard to
see if there is some debris down inside.
This may become my favorite response to drop into usenet flame wars! RY
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Based on the above, it would be worth checking your computer keyboard to
see if there is some debris down inside.
This may become my favorite response to drop into Usenet flame wars! RY
Let me add that I do realize your suggestion was serious and, in fact, I
occasionally run into a situation -
I have a vague memory of Speedy octave errors at the beginning of measures.
I think I found that hitting keypad '0' twice (to exit and reenter Speedy)
minimized the hassle. I recall no other details, however.
I believe that there was some sort of clef confusion--you enter
treble, it gives
Open the file in Scroll View and make sure that there is minimal space above
the first staff. Select and drag all staves upwards in Staff Tool if you
need to. With Page Layout, edit the system margins to remove extra space
between staves.
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(It's the same with images. If someone sends you a JPG that you plan
to edit repeatedly, you should first open it and save it as
a TIF, and
then make all your edits to the TIF. When you're done
editing, you can
export the TIF as a JPG for portability, keeping your source TIF for
any
On 13 Feb 2009 at 23:27, Aaron Sherber wrote:
Also -- and I admit this isn't particularly relevant here --
comparing
file sizes isn't really an adequate way of comparing the
files. You're
saying that because one file is only a few bytes bigger or smaller,
there can't be much difference
I just tried this in FinWin2007 and the 6/1 bar split without any problem:
see http://www.yatesguitar.com/misc/6-1%20to%203-1.gif .
Is your signature really 6/1 and not something odd behind the scenes like 3
over double-wholes?
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Same here.
I haven't got allow dotted rests checked but the dotted
breves were still retained. Anyway, at least you found a
solution. Still puzzling though.
Cheers,
Lawrence
--
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for you if you
want to see how these work. (The fingering numbers also defined with
'whiteout' around them so that staff lines are erased - easuer to read.
Check my website http://www.yatesguitar.com for examples of how these look.
Richard Yates
Anybody know if there is a quick way to vertically
23, 2009, at 10:32 AM, Richard Yates wrote:
From your website it looks like you are fingering guitar music. If
you want
to place the fingering numbers to the left of noteheads
easiest is to
define the finger number as 'center horizontally' but set
the handle's
horizontal distance as about
Richard Yates wrote:
NumLock on?
Yes, always.
Then my half-vast expertise is exhausted. Maybe others have some ideas.
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Is the key still assigned as you want it in TGTools -- Options... -- Key
remapper?
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On Behalf Of Barbara Touburg
Sent: Saturday, January 17, 2009 9:29 AM
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: [Finale] TGTools
NumLock on?
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On Behalf Of Barbara Touburg
Sent: Saturday, January 17, 2009 11:20 AM
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: Re: [Finale] TGTools
Richard Yates wrote:
Is the key still assigned as you want
The $70 upgrade applies only to 2008. Costs $100 to upgrade from 2007.
If they extended it to 2006, I'd buy it... The cutoff is 2007...
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On Sun, Jan 11, 2009 at 5:51 AM, dc den...@free.fr wrote:
All of Minkoff's facsimiles have a very restrictive
copyright notice.
Not only do they state the facsimile can't be copied, but
also that it
can't be transcribed, even partially. I'd be curious to know
how much
of this is
1. In 2000, if I entered, say, a half instead of a
quarter note, I could simply hit the 5 key on that note and it
would change. No more. I have to take it out and do it over.
Can this be rectified?
Are you using Speedy Tool entry? The behavior has always been that, if the
cursor
I am in the market for a new black and white laser printer.
Need 1200
dpi. Have always used HP, but open to others. Can anyone recommend
based on recent purchase? Quality probably more important
than price,
within reason. Mac user, need network capability. Good paper
handling a
-
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Brooklyn, NY
and
From: Richard Yates rich...@yatesguitar.com
Look here: http://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/home/wells/fonts.htm
Allen, Darcy, and Richard,
Thank you all. I tried using one of the fonts Richard
suggested. It still gives me a bunch of rectangular boxes in
Finale
Look here: http://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/home/wells/fonts.htm
Finale doesn't support Unicode. You need an old-fashioned
non-Unicode IPA font.
- Darcy
-
djar...@mac.com
Brooklyn, NY
On 7 Jan 2009, at 2:35 PM, David Froom wrote:
I'm trying to enter some International Phonetic Alphabet.
Send them to yourself as email attachments?
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On Behalf Of Charles Small
Sent: Monday, January 05, 2009 9:29 AM
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: Re: [Finale] Updating from Stone Age
The suggestion to make PDFs
Speedy, L
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On Behalf Of Lawrence David Eden
Sent: Friday, January 02, 2009 7:24 AM
To: FinaleList
Subject: [Finale] stem direction
Currently suffering from a brain freeze:
How do I change the stem
I got this from another list:
Only within a few hours of the end of the year, Leland Smith announced
the availability of Score V. 5.0, the first upgrade of this
professional music typesetting system since 2001. And this time, it
works in Windows and is called Winscore. For the time being, it is
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On Behalf Of Kim Patrick Clow
Sent: Thursday, January 01, 2009 2:53 PM
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: Re: [Finale] SCORE V. 5.0
Richard Yates rich...@yatesguitar.com wrote:
Only within a few hours
Photoscore Professional works really well also and it reads
PDF files also. I just got finished scanning in some music
and it did a remarkable job on much of it. Then I just
exported to XML.
Jeff Tanner
I tried the Photoscore Professional demo this morning and found it to be far
superior
Most likely because your time signature is something like 3/8 and you
entered that with the Time Signature Tool as 3 eighth notes instead of as 1
dotted quarter note.
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Sent: Friday, November 28,
I don't know Mac, but in Windows the camera chip that you read in the
computer is just another memory device to which you can save files. Files
from any source can be saved to the chip and the chip then plugged into the
frame.
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On Behalf Of David W. Fenton
Sent: Saturday, November 22, 2008 1:36 PM
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: Re: [Finale] SmartScore Lite Problem
On 22 Nov 2008 at 16:16, David W. Fenton wrote:
I think I'm going to use
I am browsing public domain pdf files from CDSheetmusic to see what might
transcribe for guitar. In light of this week's discussion I downloaded
SharpEye and PDFtoMusic Pro.
Using SharpEye was convoluted because the it needs TIFF files. I had to:
1. Convert the protected pdf files in the Adobe
It was. Specifically to test it in the situation I (and possibly
David) might want to use it, namely: paper directly to Finale.
But PDFtomusic Pro sounds interesting, too, considering how
much music we're sucking out of the internet in digital form
these days.
I do not have pdftomusic pro
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Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2008 2:29 PM
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Subject: RE: [Finale] SmartScore Lite Problem
On 18 Nov 2008 at 9:52, Richard Yates wrote:
I do not have pdftomusic pro
In the past (over a year ago), I've been able to open scanned
tiffs in Finale 2007. I could not remember how to do it this
morning, so I went to the Manual's Index and that's where I
found the instruction to Go under File and select Smartscore
Lite. That should have opened a window to allow me
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Sent: Friday, November 14, 2008 6:09 PM
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: Re: [Finale] O.T. Iconography in Music History
At 2:03 PM -0500 11/14/08, Andrew Stiller wrote:
James McKinnon, who
Yes, exponential.
http://www.math.ucdavis.edu/~kouba/Math21BThomasDIRECTORY/Expo
nential.p
df
Pipes arranged in a decreasing series of half tone steps do not
increase in length by a constant amount (which would make the profile
of their ends a straight line.) The difference in their lengths
If the flipped fermata is not in the articulation definition you can add it:
Place a fermata.
Double click the fermata to open the Articulation Designer box.
Click on 'Flipped...'
Select the inverted fermata (it is slot 117 in the character set.)
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seventh is spelled depends on
what the resolution is. Your D#-F#-A-C as a B major ninth without the B
resolves to E major or E minor. Spelled Eb-F#-A-C it goes to G major or
minor.
(Before accepting my response please wait a bit until those here more
knowledgeable than I can weigh in.)
Richard Yates
Staff Tool - Staff attributes - uncheck barlines' in items to display.
OR
In Document options set their width to 0.
OR
Use the measure tool, click on a measure and pick what you want for that
measure.
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One of the problems with libraries is that as far as I know
there is no way to import a set of metatool assignments. This
means that you may very well have all the fingering
articulations imported as a library, but you still have to go
through and hit shift 1 and then select the 1
I would like to be able to add fingerings using the
articulation tool in WinFin 2004, but can't figure out how to
do it. I have read the manual, but I can't figure it out.
Can anyone help please? I can't remember if I've ever done this before.
David McKay
Can you be more specific? After
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Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2008 2:01 PM
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Subject: Re: [Finale] no note heads, just ledger lines
On Oct 15, 2008, at 2:49 PM, Christopher Smith wrote:
On 15-Oct-08, at
Edit the 'Abbreviated staff name' in Staff Attributes giving it the name
that you want to appear.
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Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2008 8:58 PM
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Subject: [Finale] Staff names on
Well, except the number of instances where one would want,
and be able to combine layers is probably pretty small, since
every vertical duration in all layers much exactly match. The
moment a you have a single disjunction in durations, you are
right back to needing two layers, or two
How is that any different from combining multiple saves, as
the existing implode already does? I'm with Johannes: it seems
obvious that if you can do it for staves, you can do it for layers.
David W. Fenton
I seem to vaguely remember someone here soundly scolding me for assuming
A fine letter, David, and a good summary. I would add only MakeMusic's very
peculiar pattern of not cleaning up the small bugs that would seem to be
easy to fix. It gives the impression that they are either continually
overwhelmed or above embarrassment.
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And it just seems rather rude of you to assume you can peer
into their shop and tell pontificate about whether they are
doing the right thing in allocating developer resources.
David W. Fenton
And how is this different from assuming one can peer into David Bailey's
mind and pontificate about
Best MIDI site is http://www.classicalarchives.com
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Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2008 6:30 AM
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Subject: [Finale] Well Tempered Clavier as Finale of Midi file
I have been asked
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Their server sends me periodic automated emails so someone is still paying
the electric bill. I never bought the program (wasn't it supposed to be free
forever?) but I have kept my address on their list just to see how long it
keeps going. I imagine WALL-E discovering the server sometime in the
I have a Syncmaster 204 that I like a lot. I got mine for about $300
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Sent: Monday, August 11, 2008 6:38 PM
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Subject: [Finale] Pivot monitor recommendations?
Friends...
One
FORTY part choral piece ...? My curiosity is piqued ... what is it?
Presumably the famous (and very good) Spem in alium nunquam
habui of Thomas Tallis. I'm not sure how you could transcribe
it for band without losing the stereo effects that make a big
part of its effect. Andrew Stiller
of entry, but I have no
need to and the attempts that I have made at it have been brief but
frustrating.
Richard Yates
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Has anyone got a link for these?
http://www.swstrings.com/Store/Shopping.jsp?Category=AccessoriesSubCategory
=AnyGroup=M48SO
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Manhasset Floor Protectors, package of 3, $3.99.
Thanks for the tip.
And this popped up when I was ordering a set from Amazon:
http://tinyurl.com/6ee9lz Almost all good reviews.
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I looked further for my own sake just now, and not having upgraded to
2K8 will cost me an extra $50. I don't think so. That's an
offer I CAN and will refuse.
Same here. Sticking with 2007.
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Looks like Engraver Slurs are finally fixed:
Sure if that's what they mean by fine-tuned and improved :-)
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Looks like Engraver Slurs are finally fixed:
Sure if that's what they mean by fine-tuned and improved :-)
Well, it specifically says edits made at high view
percentages always produce the same results when viewed at
100% and when printed, which sure sounds like that
longstanding and
the 'other side' of the wall of the groove
made the thickness vary and hence resonate differently than if it were
smooth. Kind of like tapping on a wall that has a hollow space behind it.
Richard Yates
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I have the standard scanning software supplied with WinFin 2006 which I am
using with an Epsom 3490 Photo scanner
You have to take the advertisements with a grain of salt.
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Christopher Smith écrit:
But the fix is the same. Put a forward tie on the note, then
reverse it
with the Special ToolsTies.
OK, but how does one reverse a tie? The only settings I see
are for flipping it or changing the contour.
Use the Tie Tool and drag the right end to the left.
I am a Finale user since v1.0 in 1887
That must have been the H.G. Wells signature model PC.
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In the composite time sig boxes check 'use EDUs' and enter 1/1536, 1/1024,
1/1536
Richard Yates
I'm writing a piece which uses groupings of 3+2+3 eight notes.
I've created a composite time signature and got finale to
display it as 4/4. However when I enter eighth notes using
speedy entry
In FinWin2007 it's in Edit Measurement units
I have FinMac 2007. For the life of me, I cannot find how to
change the ruler display from epvu units into inches. I
searched the OL manual, and found something through the shape
designer box (which doesn't apply), and it seems to not to
have a
is set to stems up and layer 2 is set to stems down. Enter
layer 1 as the higher of the lines and layer 2 as the lower.
Richard Yates
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at Finale for a long time should
occasionally remember the nightmares with page layout, spacing, etc. that
are nearly effortless now.
Gratefully (for now),
Richard Yates
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It does not do that if the staff is not the bottom one in the system:
http://www.yatesguitar.com/misc/repeats.jpg
I just tried, but I got weird missing bar line:
http://www.a-no-ne.com/temp/test.jpg
What did I do wrong?
- Hiro
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I've worked with composers who at fist insist that
the music be done exactly as presented...
A combative business!
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://www.liutilities.com/ . Try their RegistryBooster2. Whenever I run it,
it finds dozens of things to tidy up. There are also free performance scans
at that site.
Richard Yates
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Why open pdf files with IE instead of with Acrobat Reader?
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layers. Click on the drop down arrow to the
left of the staff name in the instrument list. The staff line expands to
show the different layers.
Richard Yates
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In 2008, in order to reduce the number of complaints that have been received
about document settings features (despite MakeMusic's selfless and energetic
attempts to satisfy all customers), document options are no longer available
:-)
Question 2. Now that I've installed 2k8 (Mac) and am poking
no idea if this is related, but every time that I start Finale, even
if all the MIDI setup has been done correctly before and I am opening a file
that played fine, I still have to go into MIDI / MIDI Setup and click on OK
to get MIDI input/output to work. This is on Windows, though.
Richard Yates
I have no idea if this is related, but every time that I
start Finale,
even if all the MIDI setup has been done correctly before and I am
opening a file that played fine, I still have to go into MIDI / MIDI
Setup and click on OK to get MIDI input/output to work.
This is on Windows,
' ( http://www.peernet.com/convert-to-pdf/index.html ). Open the file in
Acrobat Reader and print to the converter with the option set to make
separate pages.
(...or send me the file and I will return it as separate pages using this
method.)
Richard Yates
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Lawrence,
Go to 'Program Options - New', to see where the default file is and what it
is named. Save changes there using the same name (use the .FTM suffix).
Cousin Richard
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(only one monitor). Systems tray
and Start button don't work, but I can click on another running application
and then back to Finale and everything works. Annoying sometimes, but not
fatal.
Richard Yates
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SCORE engravers claim to be superfast (once they spend the necessary years
of apprenticeship memorizing hundreds of number codes).
And the
question is why do engravers use Score? I think it's an almost
religious question...
Dennis
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Thank you, thank you, Barbara! I thought those were long gone.
Richard Yates (aka Claude C. LaRisse)
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I have just done it all in Finale with blank notation (except for the
excerpts) and text boxes. It is convenient to have it as part of the whole
Finale file. There are some limitations of Finale text formatting, but it
really is fine for most uses. Actually I have done whole books entirely in
Test (no mail for two days)
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In Windows, the Print dialog box, where you select a printer, has a checkbox
for 'Print to file'
Aaron Sherber écrit:
That would surprise me, but I believe you. I wonder what would happen
if you picked a real printer that was set up to print to file.
I'd try it out but how do you set a real
There's a $.99 piece on this page:
http://www.sheetmusicdirect.us/search/browseByStyle.do?browseByStyle=Classic
al
I'm curious about this. Is there somewhere I can try playing
with a Scorch file, for a buck or two?
Aaron.
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The recent question about quarter-eighth tuplets received five responses
(all with the same answer, by the way! Go team!) within a short time. Mine
arrived very soon after I sent it and the others could not have been unduly
delayed.
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In Speedy: CRTL-3, 4 [sets eighth as basic unit], left-cursor, 5 [changes
eighth to quarter], 4 [adds an eighth].
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Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2007 10:19 AM
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: [Finale]
I use a Kurzweil PC88mx keyboard, hooked up via midi through
my Audigy2 soundcard using a loaded soundfont and there's no
noticeable latency.
Using the same keyboard, same attachment through Virtual Sound
Canvas softsynth there's horrible latency.
Using my keyboard to enter notes into
Can you hook up your keyboard via midi to your Audigy?
--
David H. Bailey
Thanks for the suggestions, David. My Soundblaster card is an X-Fi
Xtreme Audio and does not have a MIDI connector. It requires a
separate module for that and that does not seem to have MIDI
connectors either -
.
What combinations of MIDI keyboards and sound cards have you used that you
recommend?
Richard Yates
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routing the
keyboard in through USB, but it may be a bit better. CPU is 2.4GHz with 2GB
of RAM.
Does anyone have a setup with Finale and a MIDI keyboard that has minimal
latency?
Richard Yates
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will fix its bugs.
Richard Yates
http://www.audiomidi.com/Sibelius-5-Professional---Competitive-Upgrade-P980
3.aspx?cpid=2872
Follow that link if you're interested in investigating
Sibelius. The competitive upgrade has never been cheaper.
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- I am a long term amateur user (with six books published).
- I will not upgrade to Fin2008 (the first I skipped in ten years).
- I ill be reluctant to upgrade to 2009 unless bug fixes are made.
- I check out each new Sibelius version to see if it can do what I need.
Richard Yates
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