I've found a similar problem in winfin2006 - in speedy I press "S" to
sharpen a note. This works on all notes except f where it changes the note
to f double sharp.
I didn't have this problem in fin02.
Is this once again something that I have neglected to setup
somewhere?
Cheers,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've found a similar problem in winfin2006 - in speedy I press S to
sharpen a note. This works on all notes except f where it changes the
note to f double sharp.
I didn't have this problem in fin02.
My first thought is to wonder if you are working in a sharp key, in
23, 2006 6:11 AM
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: [Finale] Accidentals - what's up?
Perhaps I've gone temporarily insane (well, more insane than usual)...
I try this in Speedy Entry with a MIDI keyboard:
Enter C - C# - D
I then try to force a natural on the D with '*'. Nothing happens. I
This happens to me consistently in FinMac 2007, too, starting from a
new document key signature C.
Even weirder, when I hit the 9 to shift enharmonics, the D changes to
an E with no double-flat, as it is supposed to!
Definitely a bug, and definitely one that MakeMusic needs to know
about
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've found a similar problem in winfin2006 - in speedy I press S to
sharpen a note. This works on all notes except f where it changes the
note to f double sharp.
Not to question the obvious, but what key are you in when this occurs?
I just tried it in the key of
Mike Cholewa wrote:
I have experienced this behavior in WinFin2k7 too. It only concerns Speedy
Entry. In Simple Entry there's no problem. I guess it's a bug.
Mike Cholewa
WinFin2k7
Maybe I'm not understanding the problem, but I just tried it in
winfin2007, default document, single staff,
Rich Caldwell wrote:
Perhaps I've gone temporarily insane (well, more insane than usual)...
I try this in Speedy Entry with a MIDI keyboard:
Enter C - C# - D
I then try to force a natural on the D with '*'. Nothing happens. I
can put one in parentheses, but not by itself. This doesn't
and it wasn't possible in speedy. I changed to Simple and it worked
there.
Mike
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Sent: Saturday, September 23, 2006 1:58 PM
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: Re: [Finale] Accidentals - what's up
I just noticed something else. This feature only occurs when I've
enharmonically switched the previous note. If I'm entering without a
MIDI keyboard, I enter 'C' then sharp it - so it's not enharmonically
flipping. If 'favor sharps' is on, then it won't either.
Do this: Enter 'Db-D',
Here's the exact situation which I've just re-created in a new file:
Horn in F part, key of F major, hence key sig of no sharps or flats.
In speedy enter an F bottom space and press "s" to sharpen it - result - F
double sharp.
As far as I can see this only happens on F.
Cheers,
Lawrence
Furthermore, pressing "f" to flatten the f natural to an f flat merely
inserts a natural sign as though the programme believes it to be an f
sharp.
This sounds like something to do with the transposition. I'll
experiment a bit more, gotto go to a gig now.
Cheers,
Lawrence
I'll verify.
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Sent: Sat 23-Sep-06 10:19
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: Re: [Finale] Accidentals - what's up with f sharp?
Here's the exact situation which I've just re-created in a new file:
Horn in F part
, September 23, 2006 1:58 PM
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: Re: [Finale] Accidentals - what's up?
Mike Cholewa wrote:
I have experienced this behavior in WinFin2k7 too. It only concerns
Speedy
Entry. In Simple Entry there's no problem. I guess it's a bug.
Mike Cholewa
WinFin2k7
Maybe I'm
I can't force the natural on the D -- it appears by default and when I
hit the * key the natural disappears. With the natural showing, if the
first note is changed to C# by whatever method, the natural disappears,
as it should. Interestingly enough, though, with that enharmonic flip
in
It has been mentionned on MM's Forum last week in a post by Peter West I believe.Éric DussaultLe 06-09-23 à 09:49, Rich Caldwell a écrit :If this is indeed a bug, I'm surprised no one had mentioned it here or on MM's boards yet. After entering notes for only 5 minutes in 2k7, it stopped me dead
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's the exact situation which I've just re-created in a new file:
Horn in F part, key of F major, hence key sig of no sharps or flats.
In speedy enter an F bottom space and press s to sharpen it - result -
F double sharp.
As far as I can see this only happens
to be more precise, here is the link:http://forum.makemusic.com/default.aspx?f=6m=164013g=164117#m164117Le 06-09-23 à 11:16, Éric Dussault a écrit :It has been mentionned on MM's Forum last week in a post by Peter West I believe.Éric Dussault___
Finale
I can confirm that there is some strange behavior with accidentals in
2k7; I just haven't been able to pin it down. When I encounter some
of these things, I'm often not sure if Finale is at fault, or I am,
so I can be slow to catch them. As you can see, if you've been
following the 2007
I never really thought of how Finale thinks of the notes. I just
know that I more often work in atonal work, where I'd be clicking and
dragging notes all over the place if that were the only solution. I
prefer to keep my hands on the keyboards - a lot quicker.
For now, I'll enter the
Oops. Never mind about using 'favor sharps' as a workaround. It
happens the other way around with flats as well.
I have to decide now whether to chuck the time I spent setting up
this huge score and start over in 2k6 or stick with it and drag notes
or apply the plug-in at the end (and
Perhaps I've gone temporarily insane (well, more insane than usual)...
I try this in Speedy Entry with a MIDI keyboard:
Enter C - C# - D
I then try to force a natural on the D with '*'. Nothing happens. I
can put one in parentheses, but not by itself. This doesn't happen
to all notes
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