Indeed, having an expression bank full of redundant items is quite an issue.
This continuously happens to me too.
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> On 4 Oct 2019, at 17:53, J D Thomas wrote:
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> Robert,
>
> I cannot provide you with an answer but I am hopin
TGTools>Lyrics>Adjustments, Baselines
Steve
> On Oct 4, 2019, at 2:54 PM, Dr. Ben @ Ayotte Music
> wrote:
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> Robert, is there any way to delete all values in the dialogue box
> Lyrics/adjust baselines and start fresh?
>
> I have spent a lot of time doing this system by system and staff by s
Robert, is there any way to delete all values in the dialogue box
Lyrics/adjust baselines and start fresh?
I have spent a lot of time doing this system by system and staff by staff.
Benjamin
On Fri, Oct 4, 2019, 3:39 PM Robert Patterson
wrote:
> In a recent version of Patterson Plugins I intro
In a recent version of Patterson Plugins I introduced a function to move
lyric text blocks from one number to another. The next version will allow
combining text blocks and moving between Verse, Chorus, and Section types.
The function optional copies the system baselines for the score as well,
and
It would be easy to change it, but currently it works by comparing the
expression ID.
Am 04.10.2019 um 19:54 schrieb Dr. Ben @ Ayotte Music:
Jan, does this find expressions based on the description field? So many of
mine are "copy of..." or "imported from music xml" from a Sibelius-using
partne
Jan, does this find expressions based on the description field? So many of
mine are "copy of..." or "imported from music xml" from a Sibelius-using
partner.
On Fri, Oct 4, 2019, 1:44 PM Jan Angermüller wrote:
> There is a JW Lua script "Find Expression" on my website that lists all
> occurences
There is a JW Lua script "Find Expression" on my website that lists all
occurences of an expression in a score.
https://elbsound.studio/jw-lua-scripts.php
Am 04.10.2019 um 17:29 schrieb Robert Patterson:
I often encounter duplicate or extraneous definitions of expressions or
articulations. Do
Whoa, don’t get me started on the Lyric window. I could rant for days!!!
On that same opera I mentioned in my previous message, the lyrics were
completely unmanageable. I spent 10 days reentering all of the lyrics in both
acts, creating a verse for each character in the opera. It helped immen
I created them with Keyboard Maestro on a Mac. Basically I select an
expression and run the macro to delete it and then deal with the ensuing
dialogs that tell me the expression is being used, and I select an existing one
to replace it. It’s not the greatest, but it does reduce quite a bit of
This is a terribly vexing problem; worse, by far, than the bloated lyric
window. What sort of macros do you use, JD?
On Fri, Oct 4, 2019, 12:41 PM J D Thomas wrote:
> Good tip Jef. I am in the habit of whenever I copy/paste from another
> file, I immediately go into the Expression dialog and de
Good tip Jef. I am in the habit of whenever I copy/paste from another file, I
immediately go into the Expression dialog and delete the latest dupes. I even
have macros that automate the process somewhat to reduce the tedium of this
operation. I repeat the same process with articulations. It’
don't know of any way to do this as you would like it, but i usually
edit the object to make it 72 or 120 point (depending on the
percentage reduction of the systems) and flip through the score pages
to locate instances.
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Robert,
I cannot provide you with an answer but I am hoping someone, including you, can
come up with a solution the this long-standing Finale issue. I encounter it
ALL the time when copying and pasting from another Finale document. Finale
always duplicates the expression and articulation, no
I often encounter duplicate or extraneous definitions of expressions or
articulations. Does anyone know a way to find where they are used (if
Finale refuses to delete them because they are used)? Either a plugin or a
native Finale function?
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