I agree that the OEM e-mail seems to be a scam. But that still doesn't
address what I think is an unfair system. Can you imagine poor jazz
musicians buying software like Finale if the upfront price was $2400.
Now I know I don't have to upgrade every time but they always reel you
in with som
Yes, it would be nice if dynamic and hairpin alignment were included
in Finale and made automatic, as I understand it is in Siblelius, and
it would be nice if both companies would address the issue of not
being able to show expressions (or text repeats) attached to the last
measure of a mul
At 4:41 PM -0700 10/2/09, Chuck Israels wrote:
Jef,
Align Dynamic works fine in 2010, but some others don't (Transfer
Layout - an essential timesaver for linked parts), but Tobias claims
he is working on an update for this.
Chuck
I hate to be the one to point this out, since I'm not active
On Oct 2, 2009, at 8:06 PM, Guy Hayden wrote:
You have ACEbG. Half diminished in sound but
what came before it and what comes after it?
Correction,
Playing in the key of Eb:
BbCEbG: ACEbG; ACEbF; etc.
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On Oct 2, 2009, at 8:06 PM, Guy Hayden wrote:
You have ACEbG. Half diminished in sound but
what came before it and what comes after it?
Playing in the key of Eb:
BbCE G: ACEbG; ACEbF; etc.
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Jef,
Try mousing the TG tools menu to get it to work.
Chuck
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On Oct 2, 2009, at 5:24 PM, shirling & neueweise > wrote:
shit, really? i've tried all the key combos i remember working
normally (cmd-*, cmd-opt-*, cmd-opt-minus/plus) and none work
properly, the hairpins
dhbailey wrote:
David W. Fenton wrote:
On 2 Oct 2009 at 14:22, dhbailey wrote:
Secondly, ...
And later:
Secondly, ...
Is that like "the other left" or are you one of those three-handed
folks, one the one hand, on the other hand, on the other hand...
:)
[snip]
Oops.
Read "The Grip
As I mentioned earlier, what a-c-eb-g is depends on context.
As a tonic, it is Cmi6--such chords are common in swing era music such
as Benny Goodman...but also found in some Bill Evans ;-)
A-C-Eb-G as a ii chord is half-diminished--Ami7b5.
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On Oct 2, 2009, at 8:43 PM, "Guy Ha
Voice leading and root progression. How do you spell it and where does it
go. It isn't a minor seventh, it is a half-diminished chord. A minor
seventh on A would be ACEG. You have ACEbG. Half diminished in sound but
what came before it and what comes after it?
Guy Hayden
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shit, really? i've tried all the key combos i remember working
normally (cmd-*, cmd-opt-*, cmd-opt-minus/plus) and none work
properly, the hairpins are affected but not the dynamics.
Align Dynamic works fine in 2010, but some others don't (Transfer
Layout - an essential timesaver for linke
Robert nailed it, but just for extra coverage:
It seems strange to us that guys with relatively sophisticated senses
of harmony, like Monk, Gillespie, Parker, etc., had, would call
something that is fairly obvious to us as Am7(b5) (or A half-
diminished) "Cminor chord with the 6th in the ba
Jef,
Align Dynamic works fine in 2010, but some others don't (Transfer
Layout - an essential timesaver for linked parts), but Tobias claims
he is working on an update for this.
Chuck
On Oct 2, 2009, at 1:28 PM, shirling & neueweise wrote:
TGTools align dynamics doesn't work in 2010!?!?
At 11:05 +0200 02/10/09, dc wrote:
>I've been playing figured bass for years and years, but know very little about
>jazz, unfortunately.
>
>Someone (in a film) says about Th. Monk:
>
>"The first time I heard a chord like a minor 6th chord, with the 6th in the
>bass."
>
>Wikipedia says:
>
>"The ch
In OS 10.5, select "Finishing" under the 3rd pop-up menu (the one that
defaults to "Copies & Pages"). There you will find an option for booklet
printing that works great on my HP Laserjet 5200. I use it to print choral
booklets all the time.
On 10/2/09 10:00 AM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
> I have
In this case, the chord in question is perhaps a minor 7, b5. Printed
sheetmusic is often guilty of that mislabelling. If you see something
like Bb mi6, C7(maybe with b9), F...that's a giveaway. So that mi6 is
really a mi7b5
A minor third lower ("6th" in the bass)
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On Oct
Hi Dennis!
From the chapter "Minton's Playhouse" in "To Be or Not To Bop" (Dizzy
Gillespie), copied and pasted from an internet source:
"Monk doesn't actually know what I showed him. But I do know some of
the things he showed me. Like, the minor-sixth chord with a sixth in
the bass. I fir
TGTools align dynamics doesn't work in 2010!?!?!
um... wow. that's a serious bummer, isn't it?
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David W. Fenton wrote:
On 2 Oct 2009 at 14:22, dhbailey wrote:
Secondly, ...
And later:
Secondly, ...
Is that like "the other left" or are you one of those three-handed
folks, one the one hand, on the other hand, on the other hand...
:)
[snip]
Oops.
--
David H. Bailey
dhbai...@dav
>I just got an e-mail from some company called OEM software resellers,
>who are offering the full Finale 2010 for $119. A savings of $480 off
>the retail price.
Sounds like others have identified this as a scam. But even if it's not, so
what?
Variable pricing is the way of the world now. Cer
An unsolicited mail offering you OEM software at unbeatable prices is
almost certainly a scam. Have a look here:
http://graphicssoft.about.com/cs/faq/a/softwarescams.htm
Michael
On 2 Oct 2009, at 19:18, Michael Greensill wrote:
I just got an e-mail from some company called OEM software
res
Interesting--I bought my Finale 2003 at half-price (=$300) in 2004 from a
retailer in Fort Worth--still happy with it, and have not upgraded since.
ajr
> First off, Finale may not be authorizing those sales and
> they may be pirated copies.
>
> Secondly, even if they are not pirated copies, they
On Fri, October 2, 2009 2:22 pm, dhbailey wrote:
> Secondly, it's important that we all remember that MakeMusic
> has never forced anybody to upgrade.
But their policies force that behavior for almost anyone working with clients.
Because Finale cannot write files in a format compatible with any ea
On 2 Oct 2009 at 14:22, dhbailey wrote:
> Secondly, ...
And later:
> Secondly, ...
Is that like "the other left" or are you one of those three-handed
folks, one the one hand, on the other hand, on the other hand...
:)
Anyway, I did have a serious response. You wrote:
> These days I'm the la
On 10/2/2009 2:22 PM, dhbailey wrote:
Secondly, it's important that we all remember that MakeMusic
has never forced anybody to upgrade. At least as far as I
know, they've never put a gun to anybody's head and said
"Buy this upgrade for $100 or I'll blow your head off."
They have forced people wh
On 2 Oct 2009 at 10:18, Michael Greensill wrote:
> I just got an e-mail from some company called OEM software resellers,
> who are offering the full Finale 2010 for $119. A savings of $480 off
> the retail price.
That seems coincidentally close to the upgrade price for those who've
skipped a
First off, Finale may not be authorizing those sales and
they may be pirated copies.
Secondly, even if they are not pirated copies, they may be
copies purchased from a music retailer who has gone
bankrupt. In such cases all assets are sold off at auction
and somebody may have paid ten-cents
They really ought to lower the "upgrade" price to $50. $119 for
nothing substantial? No bug fixes? Breaks TGTools? No thanks.
I really wish someone would make it possible to open all my Finale
files into Sibelius. No XML, no tinkering. Just open and they look
like what they did in Finale. I'd bid
I just got an e-mail from some company called OEM software resellers,
who are offering the full Finale 2010 for $119. A savings of $480 off
the retail price.
Is anyone else as pissed off as me that having owned Finale since 3.0
in 1992 and being forced to pay approximately $100 every year t
mac OSX.4.11 with firefox
when i have the finale help page open all available CPU gets gobbled
up by FF, seemingly worse than any other pages i've viewed, even with
heavy javascript.
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finale script can move / swap layers but not copy from one layer to
another? i've tried "copy layer 1 to 2" and "copy layer 1 to layer
2" but can't get it to work... also there is no way to strip notes of
a specific duration?
here is what i want to do, in selective measures within a region:
is there a repository of scripts somewhere? is anyone interested in
contributing to such a thing so that finale users can find and share
scripts? it seems to me that many users would likely use some of the
same scripts.
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