I have worked the percussion tutorial several times over a period of several
years. I have also used the 3rd edition of the easy guide to music notation
from the berklee press. I have been successful a few times. Also, there is a
plethora of outstanding tutorials on various latin percussion
i have made a chart of note to EDU equivalents (512th to double whole
and up to 3 dots) and wonder if there is any reason to include tuplet
values?
the only place i could see them being useful is in the composite time
signature definition box, but there is no way to use tuplet values
there,
(unclear what i meant there :-)) ... and this is where EDU tuplet
values could have been useful.
long ago i defined my own music spacing allotments (spacing width
table), but find that finale's spacing algorithm is fine (as good as
it can get) using the standard spacing widths dialogue,
On 5/25/2014 1:09 AM, dershem wrote:
using FinWin2010b
Trying to set up a simple latin percussion line - clave and shaker (2/3
clave).
In a big band score.
I set up the line, put the notes in:
Layer 1: shaker. just 8th notes.
Layer 2 clave. 2/3
Smart Music SoftSynth, garritan ambience.
On 5/25/2014 4:49 AM, SN jef chippewa wrote:
i have made a chart of note to EDU equivalents (512th to double whole
and up to 3 dots) and wonder if there is any reason to include tuplet
values?
the only place i could see them being useful is in the composite time
signature definition box,
At this time I am trying to print some working copies of some score pages that
overflow the 8 1/2 x 11 that I use in my printer. I don't want to reduce the
pages any more as they are already a challenge to read. I understand that the
process of printing these large pages on more than 1 sheet of
why not go to a print shop and print to 11x17?
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BLOCK SEMINAR
new music notation: score design, function and role
instructor: jef chippewa
morelia (mexico) | 25-27 june
http://cmmas.org/cmmas_eventos.php?lan=esid=904
shirling neueweise
new music notation + translation + arts management
That is more elaborate and more expensive than I want to go for working scratch
copies.
ajr
SN jef chippewa shirl...@newmusicnotation.com wrote:
why not go to a print shop and print to 11x17?
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BLOCK SEMINAR
new music notation: score design, function and role
instructor: jef
What is the time cost for you to reconstruct the tiled pages once printed?
Still might be cheaper in the long run to just bite the bullet and print to
11x17.
The other option to consider would be to adjust your margins (make them
smaller) just so you can print to letter size. Then resize
