The same process -- define the tuplet by using the correct
note value (e.g. 8th note) then go back and change that note
to a quarter note.
David H. Bailey
Pablo Castells wrote:
Thanks, that works! But what if the first value is the quarter note (or a
dotted value, or any value other than the
Ok.
Sorry, I didn't really read your question closely enough.
Logic does not automatically assign sounds to an imported midi track(s).
Finale is based on GM (General Midi). Pianos on ch 1, bass on ch 2,
perc on ch 10, etc
Any volume, pan, dynamic, accent, etc are all midi info as is the
prog
Hello Randolph,
Very interesting. I've upgraded 100s of 2.63 choral files and have good
results going directly to 2008. Out of curiosity, what type of music are you
upgrading and what types of issues were you having (I agree that 2009 is a
disaster to upgrade directly)?
Thanks,
Steve
5/10/09 10
The biggest problem in upgrading old files to Finale 2009 is the
scattering of expressions. In the files I was working with, most of my
dynamics showed up far to the right of the page. A dynamic attached to
beat 2 in the original might show up as belonging to beat 10 in the
upgraded file. A
I understand the issues with 2009 but what about upgrading directly to 2008?
Steve
5/11/09 9:20 AM, "Randolph Peters" wrote:
> The biggest problem in upgrading old files to Finale 2009 is the
> scattering of expressions. In the files I was working with, most of my
> dynamics showed up far to t
Hi Finale people,
I haven't been following the process, but now need the information about
transfering sibelius music to finale
Is Dolet a good way to do this? Looks like it needs big learning curve.
I have Finale 2009 but have not installed it because I didn't want to ruin
old files from 2006
vivia...@aol.com wrote:
Hi Finale people,
I haven't been following the process, but now need the information about
transfering sibelius music to finale
Is Dolet a good way to do this? Looks like it needs big learning curve.
I have Finale 2009 but have not installed it because I didn't want
Will Dolet translate into Finale 07, or does it have to be Fin09?
Dean
On May 11, 2009, at 11:01 AM, wrote:
Dolet
Canto ergo sum
And,
I'd rather be composing than decomposing
Dean M. Estabrook
http://deanestabrook.googlepages.com/home
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Fi
Dean M. Estabrook wrote:
Will Dolet translate into Finale 07, or does it have to be Fin09?
Dolet creates a MusicXML file which will import into either
of those two Finale versions. Dolet doesn't "translate into
Finale" at all -- it creates a MusicXML file which can be
imported into any progr
Ah, thank you.
Dean
On May 11, 2009, at 1:11 PM, dhbailey wrote:
Dean M. Estabrook wrote:
Will Dolet translate into Finale 07, or does it have to be Fin09?
Dolet creates a MusicXML file which will import into either of
those two Finale versions. Dolet doesn't "translate into Finale"
at a
Dolet is indeed the best way, but there is another way that will probably
work better than MIDI. Have the Finale file sent as .PDF (or convert it
yourself if you have Finale). Then use PhotoScore to scan directly from
the .PDF to Sibelius. No printing stage is needed and the conversion is
probably
Steve has a point. Finale 2008 does some things fairly well when
opening an old file. Mid-measure clef changes stay put, for example.
But the best method I've tried still involves going through v2002 first.
-Randolph Peters
Steve Fiskum wrote:
I understand the issues with 2009 but what abou
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