On 2012-08-09 05:57, Rudolf van Berkum wrote:
I can see that tracking is there but not kerning. I've missed
this addition as well, and I can't find it in the manual. Further info?
It's the kerning info that's available in the font and it's done
automatically. Apparently, the Mac version of
For my purposes, I can take practically any file created in any version
of MSWord, read it, print it with the same formatting as in Word, edit
and share it with others who may be using LibreOffice or MSWord without
any difficulties. I think I have only come across one or two little
items that
Actually D5 (sounding) is the lowest note on a
modern piccolo, although apparently there were a
few available in Vienna in the late 19th century
with low C5. But no piccolo plays below that.
Not talking sounding, talking written (not score-at-concert pitch). The lowest
note the samples
On 8/9/2012 9:26 AM, Craig Parmerlee wrote:
For my purposes, I can take practically any file created in any version
of MSWord, read it, print it with the same formatting as in Word, edit
and share it with others who may be using LibreOffice or MSWord without
any difficulties. I think I have
On 2012-08-09 15:26, Craig Parmerlee wrote:
With MusicXML, you lose everything but the notes, basically.
You have to define MusicXML, which to me sounds like 1.0 in your case.
Not like 3.0 that I suggested.
I just tried to convert a fairly complex score to MusicXML 3 and back to
Fin2012
Is display in concert pitch checked? Uncheck that and the written ranges
should be ok.
On Aug 9, 2012, at 5:57 AM, Neal Gittleman nealg...@mac.com wrote:
Actually D5 (sounding) is the lowest note on a
modern piccolo, although apparently there were a
few available in Vienna in the late
I probably did use 1.0. But the list you outlined is plenty to keep me
from using that to collaborate with others. MusicXML could work in the
very early sketch stages of a collaboration. But, for example, if I
want to send the file to the drummer to see if he has any suggestions
about the
That is a HUGE improvement over earlier versions. Thanks for
detailing that. Would we expect similar results between files from
different Finale versions?
Raymond Horton
Bass Trombonist, Louisville Orchestra
Minister of Music, Edwardsville (IN) UMC
Composer, Arranger
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For midi synthesized sounds or artificially extended samples, sure -
piccolo sample can be electronically extended to use for your 32 foot
pedal patch or whatever. .
However (and I am not sure if it was established if we are discussing
Garritan samples or not in this case) I believe all of the
On Aug 9, 2012, at 8:00 AM, Raymond Horton wrote:
) I believe all of the Garritan
samples are specifically single-note samples, so if the original
player did not play the note, it will not be in the sample.
I played the samples for bass #2 in JABB and can confirm this. It took a
couple of
On 2012-08-09 16:51, Raymond Horton wrote:
That is a HUGE improvement over earlier versions. Thanks for
detailing that. Would we expect similar results between files from
different Finale versions?
The best would probably be to test how it work for your own kind of music.
According to what
i recently bought an apple bluetooth keyboard (french canadian),
apple trackpad and LMP bluetooth numpad. i am trying to figure out a
few key commands i had with my extended macally keyboard but can't
get to work on the new equipment.
is anyone else using these and knows the key combos?
Hi Jef,
From the review you linked to:
Also, because OS X views this duo as two separate keyboards, commands that
require simultaneous presses on the keyboard and keypad (like Command-+) can’t
be entered.
That would also seem to apply to command-down arrow, etc.
Cheers,
- DJA
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WEB:
Just curious Craig, regarding the LMP numpad you bought. I had one about a
year ago and it never, ever really stayed connected via Bluetooth. Moreover,
it was a major PITA to pair it. I would be most curious if you'd apprise us at
some point on your experience with it. I got so frustrated
There are huge bugs that many may need to address. Check out the GARRITAN
support at MM.
Henry Howey
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Also, because OS X views this duo as two
separate keyboards, commands that require
simultaneous presses on the keyboard and keypad
(like Command-+) can¹t be entered.
That would also seem to apply to command-down arrow, etc.
i am able to turn the page using
fn-cmd-arrowdown on the laptop
Hi Jef,
The BT numpad has a command key? It doesn't look like it, at least not from the
photo you sent. Or am I confused about what you're trying to do?
The command that you're trying to emulate (with fn-command-arrowdown) is
actually command-PageDown. But it doesn't look like you can combine
The BT numpad has a command key? It doesn't look like it, at least
not from the photo you sent. Or am I confused about what you're
trying to do?
no it doesn't
The command that you're trying to emulate (with
fn-command-arrowdown) is actually command-PageDown. But it doesn't
look like you can
I have this gear and I remember this issue but it has been a while since I've
used it. I think you can use QuicKeys to send a cmd-Pg Up/Dn when pressing just
the Pg Up/Dn keys on the BT Numpad.
On Aug 9, 2012, at 12:59 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
Hi Jef,
The BT numpad has a command key?
Just recently started using Finale 2012b on Windows 7 machine and noticed that
print dialogue box would always disappear in the background when I open 4th
layer within the box. (e.g. - get to pdf settings, or any other setting in the
printer driver). The other problem is when I double click to
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