Hello All,
I am writing today because I would like to learn how to have Finale play back
quarter tones. I use Finale 2011 on a Mac, version 10.6. A friend sent me a
.mus file that displays quarter tone notation and when I open it, the file
plays
it back correctly. I copied the quarter
Hello All,
Regarding the Is FINALE worth continuing? thread, this list forum has been
very helpful. I am not a professional engraver orcopyist but I use Finale
everyday and read these posts regularly.
I’m writing today because I would like to learn how to getFinale to play back
quarter
Darcy James Argue wrote:
Hi Leigh,
Throw in a expression set to modify the pitchwheel. Assuming you are
using the Notation instruments, the maximum pitchbend range (check the
Finale documentation for the number) should result in a shift of 12
semitones up (+) or down (-) . So your expression
IIRC, pitch bend goes from -8192 to 8192 with 0 being normal.
On Aug 5, 2008, at 6:11 AM, dhbailey wrote:
Darcy James Argue wrote:
Hi Leigh,
Throw in a expression set to modify the pitchwheel. Assuming you
are using the Notation instruments, the maximum pitchbend range
(check the Finale
The pitchwheel range is NOT 0-127 or -64 to 63. (It wouldn't be very
useful if it was.) The range is -8192 (down all the way) to 8191 (up
all the way).
GPO Notation instruments are supposed to transpose 12 semitones up
when the pitchwheel is set to 8191, and 12 semitones down when the
Thanks, Darcy! That did it!
**Leigh
On Tue, Aug 5, 2008, Darcy James Argue [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
GPO Notation instruments are supposed to transpose 12 semitones up
when the pitchwheel is set to 8191, and 12 semitones down when the
pitchwheel is set to -8192. (In earlier versions, some of
Set it to French Horn. They are usually a quarter tone flat. :)
Leigh Daniels wrote:
Hello All,
I'm working on piece which has a cello one quarter-tone below a violin.
Is there a way to get FinMac2008b to make the cello play a quarter-tone
flat? I'm using the full GPO.
**Leigh
Hey--
I resemble that remark...
On Aug 5, 2008, at 9:02 PM, Craig Parmerlee wrote:
Set it to French Horn. They are usually a quarter tone flat. :)
Leigh Daniels wrote:
Hello All,
I'm working on piece which has a cello one quarter-tone below a
violin.
Is there a way to get FinMac2008b
Hello All,
I'm working on piece which has a cello one quarter-tone below a violin.
Is there a way to get FinMac2008b to make the cello play a quarter-tone
flat? I'm using the full GPO.
**Leigh
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Hi Leigh,
Throw in a expression set to modify the pitchwheel. Assuming you are
using the Notation instruments, the maximum pitchbend range (check the
Finale documentation for the number) should result in a shift of 12
semitones up (+) or down (-) . So your expression should drop the
Forgot to mention that you'll need a second expression to return
pitchwheel to zero afterwards.
- Darcy
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Brooklyn, NY
On 5 Aug 2008, at 1:23 AM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
Hi Leigh,
Throw in a expression set to modify the pitchwheel. Assuming you are
using the
I've followed the OLD on creating quarter-tone accidentals, but now I need
to tap the list's collective wisdom on making quarter-tones playback. I
figure I'll need to use pitch bend to do it, but for that I'd need to know
how big to bend for a semitone (then divide by 2 for the quarter-tone).
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