Thank you.
On 09/04/2012, at 20:40, Haroldo Mauro wrote:
What happened to Finale upgrades? I've been looking all over Makemusic's
website to order Finale 2012 upgrade but only found the full version for $600
and update 2012a for registered users of Finale 2012. My last upgrade was
2008.
For years I've been using Fin2004a (Win) on a daily basis, and have
developed a comfortable and efficient set of procedures for working on
(mostly) large orchestral scores. Circumstances have led me to upgrade to
Fin2012a (+ GPO 4) on a Win7 machine, and after spending considerable time
going
1. I still keep a separate file for parts, but instead of a different file
per part, it is a single file for all parts. This has tremendous advantages
over different files, although it is admittedly not the Holy Grail. Other
people insist on the Holy Grail of a single file, but if they have
I recall (a few years ago) seeing a multi-button input device, something like
60 buttons or so. They were programmable, leading me to think how useful they
would be for calling up tools and various other items in Finale. First, has
anyone seen something like that, and second, would I be wrong
I think this is what you're remembering.
http://www.piengineering.com/xkeys/xkpro.php
On Apr 10, 2012, at 5:48 PM, Richard Huggins wrote:
I recall (a few years ago) seeing a multi-button input device, something like
60 buttons or so. They were programmable, leading me to think how useful
I do have the most recent TGTools, v2.61, unless there's been an update in
the past 2 years I don't know about. I find that using Smart Explosion,
even a short selection onto pre-existing staves, is very prone to crashing.
So do you handle parts from multi-part staves essentially manually?
Could
On Apr 10, 2012, at 6:50 PM, John Blane wrote:
I think this is what you're remembering.
http://www.piengineering.com/xkeys/xkpro.php
That's it, John!
Looks fairly straightforward to me, but maybe there's something I'm not
thinking about, like perhaps something that Finale wold have to
For myself, I cannot think of an efficient use of that many shortcuts.
Anyway, TGTools lets me program all the special keys I need - all the
function keys (in combinations with shift, ctrl, alt) plus a few others.
f2-f5 are layers, Speedy is f7, Articulations are f9, ties are the / on
the keypad,
