At 10:41 PM -0800 2/18/08, Nick Carter wrote:
Latest news on Andrew Stiller...
His wife says that he's back in hospital and feeling rather dispirited
so if anyone feels like calling to cheer him up, his no. at the Uni.
of Penn hospital is 215 615 4534.
Hi Nick,
I don't like the
Adam Golding wrote:
Eric,
I have used both Sibelius and Finale. Sibelius is currently faster for me,
but I know it somewhat better than Finale---further practice on finale might
make it faster for me, on the other hand, further practice might be futile.
I agree that each program will produce
Tried again, even re-installed Finale from the 2k8a updater and
rebuilt the preferences yet again, only to have Finale hang up on quit
and refuse to re-open again. I am beyond frustrated.
Chuck
On Feb 19, 2008, at 3:02 AM, Chuck Israels wrote:
Hi Hiro,
Well, for the first time in a
Hi Hiro,
Well, for the first time in a long time, I was able to get Finale to
quit without incident. (I am up at 3 in the morning for no reason I
can identify, and Finale has been closed and resting awhile.) The
more frequent behavior is that it hangs - the screen goes blank, but
Chuck,
The hang-on-quit is a known problem with all versions of Finale and OS
X 10.5.x (Leopard). It is possible to get a clean quit if you use
Finale for a very short period of time, but anything more than about 5
minutes or so and Finale gets in a state where if you try to quit, it
Darcy James Argue / 08.2.19 / 7:20 AM wrote:
The hang-on-quit is a known problem with all versions of Finale and OS
X 10.5.x (Leopard).
It is?!!
I know 2008 did that but the 'a' patch fixed it, and I have never
experienced it ever since. This weekend, I had to redo many of my onld
charts,
Hiro,
So that means I would have to run a cable out of the built-in output
into my 2882 to get sound out of my main system??? Thanks a lot, Hiro,
now I won't have to waste *more* time troubleshooting.
I'll get in touch with MM and complain loudly.
**Leigh
On Tue, Feb 19, 2008, A-NO-NE Music
At 8:12 AM +0100 2/18/08, dc wrote:
Barbara Touburg écrit:
Ditch IE...
But how do I get the help files to open by
default in Firefox, which is my default browser?
Dennis
That can get tricky, and depends on your platform
and what programs you have on it. I discovered
that I had to go
On Feb 19, 2008, at 4:20 AM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
Chuck,
The hang-on-quit is a known problem with all versions of Finale and
OS X 10.5.x (Leopard). It is possible to get a clean quit if you
use Finale for a very short period of time, but anything more than
about 5 minutes or so and
There are actually two problems. The first, where the app simply crashed on
exit, but could restart cleanly was fixed with 2008a--that was Leopard, all
flavors of mac. There's an additional problem, on Intel Macs, that we're
currently looking into. You should be able to get around this one by
Leigh Daniels / 08.2.19 / 10:42 AM wrote:
So that means I would have to run a cable out of the built-in output
into my 2882 to get sound out of my main system??? Thanks a lot, Hiro,
now I won't have to waste *more* time troubleshooting.
I just use Built-in for Finale playback. I mean, I don't
Gerry Kirk wrote:
But the music is invisible in Score view—all that shows is the title and
arranged by.
I have also had this problem (with Fin07). I have wracked my brain to
try to remember what I did to fix it, but don't remember for sure. But
it *may* be that your original score that you
I had something like this when I accidently hit delete while in the staff tool.
Undo did the trick.
Mark
Robert Patterson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Gerry Kirk wrote:
But the music is invisible in Score viewall that shows is the title and
arranged by.
I have also had this problem (with
Could you give us a specific address to send cards and letters?
...
-=-Dennis
I don't have a specific room no., just
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, 3400 Spruce St,
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Nick
Dr Nick Carter,
Owner, npc Imaging, 2228 Magowan Drive, Santa Rosa, CA 95405 USA
[EMAIL
Hi Allen,
I'm afraid your solution does not work for me -- even if I cmd-opt-S
immediately before I cmd-Q, Finale still hangs on quit and cannot be
relaunched short of a logout-login. (This is on a MBP 2.33 GHz Core 2
Duo, OS X 10.5.2.)
Cheers,
- Darcy
-
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Brooklyn,
I have been away for a week at a conference and had postings from
Finale stopped. Could someone tell me what happened to Andrew Stiller?
Thanks,
Martin
On Feb 19, 2008, at 2:08 PM, Nick Carter wrote:
Could you give us a specific address to send cards and letters?
...
-=-Dennis
I
Fisher, Allen / 08.2.19 / 0:48 PM wrote:
There's an additional problem, on Intel Macs, that we're currently
looking into.
Weird. I just left a Finale file open for a few hours on my MBP2.4/2GB
and hit Cmd+Q. It exited gracefully in a second. If I got a chance, I
will retry with loading all
I can't answer based on current experiences or should I say products but
I think the answer is .. it depends on how you work and your mental
processes - some of which can be modified and some is inherent in ones
personality or inbred work habits.
I have both (NB I have not upgraded to the recent
I just received my packet of new issues from Hinshaw Music and it includes
an edition of Credo in D a 8 by Giacomo Puccini (the senior) edited by
Martin Banner. Very nice, Martin.
Unfortunately my choir is quite up to double choir stuff but we're working
towards that capability. I'll definitely
George,
Many thanks for your kind email. Yes, the Puccini has recently come off
press at Hinshaw. If your choir is not capable of doing double choir,
are they able to do similar things from 18th/early 19th Century sacred
repertoire? If they are, I'd be happy to send you some of my other
Exactly. That is why it was a stupid question. One really needs to try
them out and come to their own conclusions based on how they do things.
Steve Currington wrote:
I can't answer based on current experiences or should I say products but
I think the answer is .. it depends on how you work
I just called MM Tech Support and was told it's a known issue and that
they are checking with the manufacturers of other products to try to
resolve the issue.
I let her know that this was a serious problem for me and for anyone
doing professional audio and she promised to make a note of that.
Eric Dannewitz wrote:
Exactly. That is why it was a stupid question. One really needs to try
them out and come to their own conclusions based on how they do things.
And here all my teachers told me there were no stupid questions. :-(
In defense of the question, he's really asking for
Robert Patterson wrote:
Well, I wouldn't go so far as to say it is a stupid question. But it
is a question that whose answer is very individual.
The only reason I chime in here is to mention that if you are not
making full use of 3rd-party plugins, and also using a 3rd-party
keyboard macro
Well, I wouldn't go so far as to say it is a stupid question. But it
is a question that whose answer is very individual.
The only reason I chime in here is to mention that if you are not
making full use of 3rd-party plugins, and also using a 3rd-party
keyboard macro program, you have no idea how
Martin Banner wrote:
I have been away for a week at a conference and had postings from Finale
stopped. Could someone tell me what happened to Andrew Stiller?
His wife unsubscribed him from this list way last Summer because of
heart health issues. He's currently in the hospital.
--
David
On Feb 19, 2008, at 5:33 PM, dhbailey wrote:
And here all my teachers told me there were no stupid questions. :-(
That's what I say to MY students. There are no stupid questions.
Only stupid students.
8-)
Christopher
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Eric Dannewitz wrote:
Exactly. That is why it was a stupid question. One really
needs to try
them out and come to their own conclusions based on how
they do things.
And here all my teachers told me there were no stupid questions. :-(
In defense of the question, he's really
http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/1/5/1681033/IAC.pdf
Thanks to the kindness of gentleman named Kaumann, from the FInale
Forums, I have put together the above document, for myself, and
someone else, so that I could repeat the steps in the future.
In it, I have included all that Kaumann was
Owain Sutton wrote:
Eric Dannewitz wrote:
Exactly. That is why it was a stupid question. One really
needs to try
them out and come to their own conclusions based on how
they do things.
And here all my teachers told me there were no stupid questions. :-(
In defense of the question, he's
On Feb 19, 2008, at 7:23 PM, Adam Golding wrote:
yeah i indeed tried the macro route for awhile--setting things up
on finale
with autohotkey and whatnot--mind you, i could never find an easy
way to
enter smartshapes from the keyboard--i think i would have to learn the
actual plugin
On Feb 19, 2008, at 4:23 PM, Adam Golding wrote:
On the other hand, maybe i'm just so
addicted to keyboard shortcuts that I can't realize that using the
mouse
*could* be fast too? I have the same issues with removing
articulations.
Not to dissuade you from keyboard shortcuts, but
This is a very interesting idea. I'll try it.
Mark McCarron
Bob Morabito [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/1/5/1681033/IAC.pdf
Thanks to the kindness of gentleman named Kaumann, from the FInale
Forums, I have put together the above document, for myself, and
someone
Well said, David..
Peace, Bob Morabito
On Feb 19, 2008, at 7:26 PM, dhbailey wrote:
Eric Dannewitz wrote:
Exactly. That is why it was a stupid question.
I have no idea why some people are getting their knickers in a
twist over a simple question -- it's not like he insulted anybody's
On Feb 19, 2008, at 4:26 PM, dhbailey wrote:
If you don't like a question, hit the delete key. It does nobody
any good to say that's a stupid question.
I have asked a number of questions here that might have seemed (or
been) stupid to anyone with more experience with the issue than I
Thanks so much for this Hiro--it already has saved much much
aggravation with Finale--
Peace, Bob Morabito
By the way, here is the AUManager I was speaking of:
http://www.grantedsw.com/aum/
This is very much needed for Finale since Finale loads AUs those which
are not even available to
What, specifically, is slowing you down in Finale? My general
impression is that Sibelius is still somewhat easier to learn, but
expert Finale users can work more quickly and more efficiently,
especially if you make full use of third-party plugins.
Back when I was a regular Sibelius user
Bob Morabito / 08.2.19 / 6:46 PM wrote:
Finale only allows certain AU's for playback (Sib is MUCH better in
this regard)--so I sought a way to use a single instrument setup in
Dp (a V rack) as playback for both--
as I couldn't find this information anywhere, I thought Id post it here.
If you
I tried this in my initial fumblings with no success--
what are the benefits of doing it this way, over using the IAC bus?
It sounds the same, except choosing a different input in DP--is that
correct?
Thanks Bob
PS-Plus the method I outlined isn't really sequencer dependent--do
many
Bob Morabito / 08.2.19 / 11:55 PM wrote:
what are the benefits of doing it this way, over using the IAC bus?
Two things.
IAC bus is a system bus, meaning an open pipe is laying there, which
could cause a MIDI loop if you are not careful. DP's Interapplication
MIDI is a virtual MIDI port, which
thanks Hiro
Mark McCarron
A-NO-NE Music [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Bob Morabito / 08.2.19 / 6:46 PM wrote:
Finale only allows certain AU's for playback (Sib is MUCH better in
this regard)--so I sought a way to use a single instrument setup in
Dp (a V rack) as playback for both--
as I couldn't
Hello Everyone,
My name is Matthew Voogt. I am new to the list and would just like to
say hello. I have a website called The Finale School (http://www.thefinaleschool.com
).
It is a website that is totally free and offers video tutorials about
anything and everything related to Finale.
I just tried this now, basing it on my initial setup--when I first
tried, I didnt have this:
1) in DP, I changed the inputs from IAC Driver Bus 1-8 to FInale 2008
Outputs 1-8, and setup the Interapplication Midi, With DP Input and
DP Output
and
2) in Finale I clicked the
Thanks for your ideas Barbara, Noel, and Robert. I tried all of your
suggestions a couple times, and in different sequences. Still no score
is visible (yet parts print just fine, and the score is visible in
scroll view).
Robert, I suspect you are correct that the problem resides in my
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