On 8-6-2019 18:15, GERALD BERG wrote:
I would go inside. Outside implying the bracket itself.
Good reasoning! Thanks.
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I would go inside. Outside implying the bracket itself.
GJB
On Saturday, June 8, 2019, 10:41:35 AM EDT, Barbara Touburg
wrote:
Hello all!
When an unbeamed (bracketed) tuplet is slurred, where do I place the
slur? Inside the tuplet or outside?
Thanks!
Barbara
Hello all!
When an unbeamed (bracketed) tuplet is slurred, where do I place the
slur? Inside the tuplet or outside?
Thanks!
Barbara
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Does this appear after placing the eps in other software's document? If
so, I'd check if all fonts are loaded when launching the app.
Giovanni
Giovanni Andreani
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Hi all,
Some wrong placement of slurs beetween finale file and Eps export page
file. (Fin2011b.r2
default document, then
export in eps, no slurs problems in illustrator?
Pierre
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Subject: [Finale] Slurs and eps
Hi all,
Some wrong placement of slurs beetween finale file and Eps export
Subject: [Finale] Slurs and eps
Hi all,
Some wrong placement of slurs beetween finale file and Eps export page file.
(Fin2011b.r2 / Win 7 64 bit)
Can anybody help me?
Thanks
Pierre
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in mac, even having special arrowheads means the eps will not work.
the only solution seems to be to remove all custom arrowheads. as i
recall things didn't shift in the EPS but were simply not there. but
haven't sen this in a long time, i almost never use EPS.
I have heard that the
Hi all,
Some wrong placement of slurs beetween finale file and Eps export page file.
(Fin2011b.r2 / Win 7 64 bit)
Can anybody help me?
Thanks
Pierre
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On Jun 30, 2010, at 6:24 PM, Ryan wrote:
I'm waffling back and forth over the need for slurs over fingered
tremolos
in strings. Example: Whole note C, whole note A, three tremolo
beams in
between.
My familiarity with the music tells me that a slur is somewhat
implied, but
I wonder if a
At 11:43 PM -0700 6/30/10, Mark D Lew wrote:
On Jun 30, 2010, at 6:24 PM, Ryan wrote:
I'm waffling back and forth over the need for slurs over fingered tremolos
in strings. Example: Whole note C, whole note A, three tremolo beams in
between.
My familiarity with the music tells me that a slur
I'm waffling back and forth over the need for slurs over fingered tremolos
in strings. Example: Whole note C, whole note A, three tremolo beams in
between.
My familiarity with the music tells me that a slur is somewhat implied, but
I wonder if a slur would help the sight reader. There are a lot of
At 6:24 PM -0700 6/30/10, Ryan wrote:
I'm waffling back and forth over the need for slurs over fingered tremolos
in strings. Example: Whole note C, whole note A, three tremolo beams in
between.
My familiarity with the music tells me that a slur is somewhat implied, but
I wonder if a slur would
Does anyone have any idea what settings of slurred notes will translate in
an exported midi files to increased duration. I've made this kind of export
before but don't recall the settings. Can anyone help? Thanks. Earl
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Are you confusing Slurs with Ties?
On Wed, May 26, 2010 at 5:07 AM, earlrs...@aol.com wrote:
Does anyone have any idea what settings of slurred notes will translate in
an exported midi files to increased duration. I've made this kind of
export
before but don't recall the settings. Can
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Does anyone have any idea what settings of slurred notes will translate in
an exported midi files to increased duration. I've made this kind of
export before but don't recall the settings. Can anyone help? Thanks. Earl
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I have a score that I originally did in Finale several years ago. I
don't remember what version. I have opened it in 2008 (I do have 2009
but haven't really used it yet). I think that all the slurs are too high
and too rounded. Is there a way to adjust the shape of all the slurs at
once?
Using a trick it is possible to attach slurs to rests: Change rest into
note, attach slur, change note back into rest. Slur stays there.
Question: is there a way to do this without first having to change the
rest into a note?
Johannes
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If more than one note is involved before the rest you can slur to the last
note, click on the slur, and re-shape it to reach to the rest.
Aaron J. Rabushka
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Using a trick it is possible to attach slurs to rests: Change rest into
note, attach
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If more than one note is involved before the rest you can slur to the last
note, click on the slur, and re-shape it to reach to the rest.
Aaron's method saves the bother of having to switch tools.
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David H. Bailey
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On 12.06.2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If more than one note is involved before the rest you can slur to the last
note, click on the slur, and re-shape it to reach to the rest.
Yes, I know that is also possible, but such slurs behave differently
when the layout is changed.
Johannes
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dc wrote:
dhbailey écrit:
Aaron's method saves the bother of having to switch tools.
But then when you change the layout you might be in for trouble...
Dennis
But that goes without saying with any engraver slurs, doesn't it? ;-)
As they say, you can do anything notationally with Finale.
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 12.06.2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If more than one note is involved before the rest you can slur to the
last
note, click on the slur, and re-shape it to reach to the rest.
Yes, I know that is also possible, but such slurs behave differently
when the layout is
It's a way of emphasizing carrying a phrase into the ensuing silence, as
at the end of my bass trombone sonata.
Aaron J. Rabushka
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Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 12.06.2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If more than one note is involved before the
Perfectly legit. You seem to want the player to take the note to its
final millisecond, maybe also to wiggle his horn a bit after ceasing
blowing, just to move the infinitesimal last waves of sound to go
hurrying after their predecessors before the first audience member
coughs.
Something
dhbailey wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's a way of emphasizing carrying a phrase into the ensuing silence, as
at the end of my bass trombone sonata.
I've seen this notated with a tie from a note to the following rest,
never as a slur which continues onto the rest following the final
Dennis,
I agree. I must adjust these by hand every time. There is a
checkbox in the slur options that says Make Horizontal Over System
Break that does absolutely nothing that I have ever been able to
see. I raise the trailing end of the exiting slur and the leading
edge of the
At 3:32 PM +0100 1/6/07, dc wrote:
And then, I don't seem to find much in the reference books on these
slurs. Where should the first bit end? Before the final barline of
the first system? On it? After it?
I always aim for on the final barline. It has to be obvious that the
slur continues.
Could someone post examples of
the wrong way and the right way of this technique?
I'm not exactly sure what you mean.
Thanks much
Kim
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On 06.01.2007 John Howell wrote:
Bach also apparently carried the slur consistently to the first of two tied
notes rather than the last, and I advised him to change that because to a
violinist every slur is a bowing instruction, and that situation leaves the
desired bowing ambiguous. (Yes, I
At 9:34 PM -0400 6/9/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The confusion comes here when two adjacent notes are connected
together by something that looks like a tie mark. Notationally, how
would you tell the difference?
The problem in Finale is that on the simple entry you can turn on
the tie option
The thread is about someone trying to use a tie in place of a slur.
A-NO-NE Music wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] / 2006/06/09 / 09:34 PM wrote:
The confusion comes here when two adjacent notes are connected together
by something that looks like a tie mark. Notationally, how would you
tell the
A-NO-NE Music wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] / 2006/06/09 / 09:34 PM wrote:
The confusion comes here when two adjacent notes are connected together
by something that looks like a tie mark. Notationally, how would you
tell the difference?
This thread is most puzzling. The answer to above question
Apparently the original post concerned a person who mistakenly entered a
Finale slur... when they should have used a Finale slur...
No wonder Hiro is confused! Can we declare the thread over now?
RY
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dhbailey / 2006/06/10 / 07:13 AM wrote:
Apparently the original post concerned a person who mistakenly entered a
Finale slur (same scale degree, different pitch, such as Fnatural to
Fsharp) when they should have used a Finale slur and they complained
that the second accidental was hidden by
On 10 Jun 2006 at 13:15, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
dhbailey / 2006/06/10 / 07:13 AM wrote:
Apparently the original post concerned a person who mistakenly
entered a Finale slur (same scale degree, different pitch, such as
Fnatural to Fsharp) when they should have used a Finale slur and they
At 07:56 PM 6/10/2006, David W. Fenton wrote:
On 10 Jun 2006 at 13:15, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
dhbailey / 2006/06/10 / 07:13 AM wrote:
Apparently the original post concerned a person who mistakenly
entered a Finale slur (same scale degree, different pitch, such as
Fnatural to Fsharp) when they
The confusion comes here when two adjacent notes are connected together
by something that looks like a tie mark. Notationally, how would you
tell the difference?
The problem in Finale is that on the simple entry you can turn on the
tie option for a notehead and it will cheerfully connect them
[EMAIL PROTECTED] / 2006/06/09 / 09:34 PM wrote:
The confusion comes here when two adjacent notes are connected together
by something that looks like a tie mark. Notationally, how would you
tell the difference?
This thread is most puzzling. The answer to above question is if the
pitches are
A-NO-NE Music wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] / 2006/06/09 / 09:34 PM wrote:
The confusion comes here when two adjacent notes are connected together
by something that looks like a tie mark. Notationally, how would you
tell the difference?
This thread is most puzzling. The answer to above
Carl Dershem / 2006/06/09 / 12:07 AM wrote:
As far as I can tell, the difference is in the tool being used, and how
the software interprets them. On playback, there is a difference.
Sorry to be dense, but I still don't understand. What needs to be
accomplished and how Finale is not doing so?
Title: [Finale] Slurs and Tab
Hello wise list,
Heres something that I dont anticipate finding a fix for, but I wonder if anyone can muse over why this might have happened. Im working on a two volume project of theorbo and theorbino tablature/transcriptions, and everything looked good at first
On 26 Jan 2006 at 23:09, dc wrote:
Johannes Gebauer écrit:
That is in obvious disagreement to the manual, and quite frankly, I
don't believe it. So what does he say it is for?
Actually, he's saying that this feature shouldn't be active for slurs
in the present state because it does
On 1/27/06, Johannes Gebauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I meant, does this command have any effect on any smart shapes?
Sure it does. Keep Horizontal straightens out hairpins and all smart
lines. It might be harder to realize that this is necessary if you've
got automatically constrain dragging
Also if you have Make Horizontal By Default checked in Smart Shape
options, you'll never have a need for it either. I do a lot of cleaning up
of old files and this comes in quite handy.
On 1/27/06 8:19 AM, Brad Beyenhof [EMAIL PROTECTED] said this:
On 1/27/06, Johannes Gebauer [EMAIL
Even if your hairpins are horizontal by default, you may still need
to check Make Horizontal Over System Breaks if you *move* one of
the ends of the hairpin in page view.
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On 27 Jan 2006, at 9:19 AM, Brad
On 26.01.2006 dc wrote:
MM just replied about the make horizontal over system breaks feature (or
potential bug!) for slurs:
The engineer agreed that this option should be grayed-out. The documentation is a
misprint. He said that it could be a potential feature request to have slurs also
I have also written to tech support about this. The replies were
strange, to say the least. First the guy (who had better be nameless)
wanted me to send a file. I complied, and suggested that either (1)
these options should actually do something or (2) they should be grayed
out. I got this
I have been away and am behind in responses to the list, but I want to add my
2c to this. This feature has never worked, and I am sorely disappointed
about that. Tweaking slurs over system breaks is a royal pain.
Chuck
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From: Johannes
I can't find any situation where these settings make a difference to a
slur, note attached or measure attached. I've just got used to manually
editing all slurs over system breaks and never bothering with the
settings in the context menu.
To add to this problem, the setting Maintain Angle
On 11.01.2006 dc wrote:
I have a couple of questions on slurs across system breaks (Fin2004).
1) I tried right clicking on one of them (at the end of a system) and
selecting Make horizontal and nothing seems to happen, even after
updating layout. The very steep angle I had is still there.
My guess is that make horizontal applies only to cresc / dim.
RIght-clicking (opt-click for Mac) on anything in the slur tools
yields the same menu; only some of the adjustments apply to each type
of smart shape.
-Carolyn
On 1/11/06, Johannes Gebauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11.01.2006 dc
On 11.01.2006 Carolyn Bremer wrote:
My guess is that make horizontal applies only to cresc / dim.
RIght-clicking (opt-click for Mac) on anything in the slur tools
yields the same menu; only some of the adjustments apply to each type
of smart shape.
Well, according to the manual it should apply
On 11 Jan 2006 at 9:43, Carolyn Bremer wrote:
My guess is that make horizontal applies only to cresc / dim.
RIght-clicking (opt-click for Mac) on anything in the slur tools
yields the same menu; only some of the adjustments apply to each type
of smart shape.
I suspect that this is exactly
Yes, the manual says that you can make a horizontal slur, but what is
that? A flat line?
I think the manual is misleading, and that the horizontal setting
applies only to cresc/dim.
I should also add that I'd be happy to stand corrected if someone can
ferret out what a horizontal slur is!
On 11.01.2006 Carolyn Bremer wrote:
Yes, the manual says that you can make a horizontal slur, but what is
that? A flat line?
I think the manual is misleading, and that the horizontal setting
applies only to cresc/dim.
I should also add that I'd be happy to stand corrected if someone can
ferret
That makes sense. Thanks, Johannes.
-Carolyn
On 1/11/06, Johannes Gebauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11.01.2006 Carolyn Bremer wrote:
Yes, the manual says that you can make a horizontal slur, but what is
that? A flat line?
I think the manual is misleading, and that the horizontal
Hi folks -
Another question from a newbie. Not a strictly procedural one, but I
wonder if someone could briefly outline Finale's - including any plug-ins -
approach to slur shapes and terminations. (ISTR hearing about something
called a Patterson slur or something like that) It's one of
How do I enter a slur (phrase marking) that changes direction half way (eg
for a phrase that starts on piano l.h. and ends on r.h.?
Thanks for any help.
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Thank you John and Thomas - I remembered this as awkward in the past, didn't
find it mentioned in Help, and was apparently too timid just to play with
the handles!
John
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Thank you John and Thomas - I remembered this as awkward in the past, didn't
find it mentioned in Help, ...
Could we have the answer posted publicly, please?
-Robert C L Watson
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On 4/6/05 12:17 PM, Robert C L Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could we have the answer posted publicly, please?
On 4/6/05 11:25 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is now relatively easy to create s-shaped slurs. Draw a slur between staves
(click the handle if the control
Here's a good question. How does one create a continued tie or slur into a
second (or third) ending? I have FinWin 2001.
Mike O
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Michael O'Connor / 04.12.9 / 1:19AM wrote:
Here's a good question. How does one create a continued tie or slur into a
second (or third) ending? I have FinWin 2001.
I don't think it is a valid notation, that ending start comes between a
tie, but I have done it with shape tool :-)
Slue shouldn't
I'll try that.
Mike O
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Subject: Re: [Finale] slurs
Michael O'Connor
I have my slurs looking just about to my taste over two notes,
except in the case of a wide (octave) leap, where the slur seems too
flat. Is there anything I should or could change in my settings to
make them less flat, without changing the appearance of other slurs?
Thanks,
Dennis
You can
Sure. SmartShape Tool, Smart Shape menu, Smart Slur Options:
Maximum slur angle in degrees. Increase to get steeper slurs where
appropriate.
Johannes
d. collins wrote:
I have my slurs looking just about to my taste over two notes, except in
the case of a wide (octave) leap, where the slur seems
Well, I am not quite sure what you mean. The slur's arc is determined by
what you set it to. There are different settings for short, medium, long
and extra long slurs. They all need to be set to make all slurs look the
way you want.
Johannes
d. collins wrote:
Johannes Gebauer écrit:
Sure.
It's possible, though with my slur settings it doesn't seem to make a
difference, or, at least, my otherwise critical eye isn't concerned.
Johannes
d. collins wrote:
Let me try to explain otherwise. I have the feeling that Finale measures
the length of the slur _horizontally_, without taking
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