Brad Beyenhof wrote:
I've had major problems with the slow-as-molasses interface using
FinMac2k6 under Panther (1GHz-G4/1.25GB-DDR/10.3.9). I'm beginning to
think that the problem is more in the OS I'm running (about which I
have no choice at the moment) than in the specs, because most all of
Or invest in something like
http://fontlab.com/Font-tools/Fontographer/
Which will covert the font to OS X. I did this on Golden Age and Swing
Fonts and they print and display fine now.
Jonathan Smith wrote:
Hi Bob,
I used this font for years but it appears that it hasn't been updated
for
If you look in the Finalemusic.com forums, it appears that it has been
delayed for two reasons. Native Instrument not having a Universal Binary
of Kontakt 2 and MakeMusic not being happy with it yet.
http://forum.makemusic.com/default.aspx?f=6m=156665
Martin Banner wrote:
Anyone know when
What? You have to be kidding. Adobe has not discontinued Acrobat support.
Leigh Daniels wrote:
Hi All,
Adobe seems to have discontinued Acrobat support for Macintosh. Is there
a program for OS X that will allow me to take a PDF from FinMac2006d and
write on it using the pen tool like I could
You are totally right. And Apple's hardware looks better than Dells as
well, which is something you get for the $500 less than a Dell price.
Darcy James Argue wrote:
On 08 Aug 2006, at 3:26 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
The fact that I could buy a semi tractor trailor truck from Apple for
less
Oh, lets see, why would a Mac user need a high-powered machine. Perhaps
Final Cut Pro? Logic?
Maybe cause they want something fast?
And you can't run Mac OS X on non-apple hardware.
Phil Daley wrote:
At 8/8/2006 04:20 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
The interesting thing to see is when Apple's
Well, we've had to deal with the insane video card/CPU battle going on
here.
I received an Email as well. The 14th. Can't wait!
Don Hart wrote:
FYI my copy of Finale '07 just shipped out today. I hadn't noticed anything
here or elsewhere confirming that event.
Some of you will
14th as in the DAY I'm getting the upgrades.
And I own 2 copies, so I can put it on the 3 computers I own.
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 09.08.2006 Eric Dannewitz wrote:
I received an Email as well. The 14th. Can't wait!
? Did you order 14 upgrades?
Johannes
I just played a classic recording session and they used ProTools.Are
you saying ProTools isn't a serious pro mastering application? I can't
think of anyone who doesn't use ProTools...and Digidesign announced
Intel versions of Protools for Mac OS X in September.
If you watched the
.
Phil Daley wrote:
At 8/9/2006 10:52 AM, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
And you can't run Mac OS X on non-apple hardware.
Why do you say that?
I read in several places that you could.
Phil Daley AutoDesk
http://www.conknet.com/~p_daley
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Yeah, UPS's new Pony Express service. Though sometimes, rare though it
be, they sometimes beat their scheduled date.
Mariposa Symphony Orchestra wrote:
Me too; shipped out yesterday but not due here in California until
next Monday the 14th.No doubt via UPS's new premium Northwest
Passage
dhbailey wrote:
While ordering my upgrade I noticed that Garritan has a GM product for
sale (at a supposedly reduced rate for Finale users).
I have several questions about this for the list:
1) does it include saxes? I would imagine so since the GM spec
includes saxes, but want confirmation
Why not install it? It won't mess up the full GPO..or at least 2006
didn't.
Raymond Horton wrote:
I must say that I'm a bit disappointed that the collective wisdom of
this list, which is considerable, has left me so much in the cold on
my questions, so far this evening! I have left my
No. One score, linked parts.
Randolph Peters wrote:
Question:
For those who know Finale 2007, do you think it is possible to make
the linked parts feature be able to create different versions of the
score?
I'm thinking of having one version tabloid size for an orchestra
conductor and
Sure, that would work. You'd set up GPO or whatever software synth on
the other PC, have it respond to whatever midi channels you want, hook
it up to the other computer via midi, and connect the output from the
synth computer into the input of the other computer or mixer what
whatever you
When you did it originally, they should have sent you an email that
would have the codes to reauthorize it (I think).
You do get two authorizations with each Serial Number (or copy) of
Finale.You can authorize your newly formated computer, and then email
MakeMusic and tell them the situation,
256 Megs of Ram? Why not treat yourself and get more RAM? I mean, you
can get a Gig of RAM for about $100.
I'd say they probably assume most people have 512 Megs of RAM as most
computers seem to ship with that now, and if you really want performance
out of a system, you need more RAM. I can't
Under HELP-Register Finale. I believe there are a couple of options
there. I can't tell as mine is already registered.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's a different computer so I probably need a new auth code. But
regardless of whether I call to get one or request it be eMailed to me
on the web
http://finalemusic.com/finale/system-requirements.aspx
I think 256 Megs of Ram means free Ram. Why are we complaining about
this? Just go and get some ram. You spent $99 on the upgrade, why not
splurge for a stick of 512Megs? I'm going to assume you have an older
system, and Ram for those is
David W. Fenton wrote:
Give me a break. Before the addition of GPO, Finale was a very low-
consumption application in terms of using computing resources, except
for screen drawing.
I'll give you a break. I saw the Task Manager and it was using a LOT of
virtual Memory. In fact, the friend
David W. Fenton wrote:
I've never ever seen any pieces of software list system requirements
in that way and assume you'll understand they mean *free* RAM instead
of *installed* RAM. You may be right that that's what they mean,
though, in which case, they should say so explicitly.
Well,
*Golf clap* Bravo!
Darcy James Argue wrote:
Hey David,
I'm afraid I don't own a copy of Sibelius anymore.
Cheers,
- Darcy
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Get a Mac?
Just Kidding.
So it displays ok and prints all messed up?
Try disabling the Maestro Postscript Font in Control Panels-Fonts and
see if that does anything. (Quit out of Finale, then do that, then run
it again). You might have a messed up postscript font.
Brad Nelson wrote:
Have the latest drivers?
www.m-audio.com
You might need to get the drivers, uninstall it, then reinstall it. I've
had to do that sometimes with my M-Audio stuff.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I'm helping my daughter to set up 2007 on her mac (here in Baltimore), and all is well except
It's funny that MakeMusic did advertise the articulation improvements.
Instead, on the website, they tout Improved Authorization.
http://finalemusic.com/finale/features/new/authorization_improvements.aspx
Woohoo.
But the articulations stuff is very interestingand very welcome.
Aaron
Oops, I meant DIDN'T not Diderg..need more sleep.
Eric Dannewitz wrote:
It's funny that MakeMusic did advertise the articulation improvements.
Instead, on the website, they tout Improved Authorization.
http://finalemusic.com/finale/features/new/authorization_improvements.aspx
It's a true statement on the Mac side. All the Macs currently being made
are Intel, and do not boot into OS 9 anymore.
Robert Patterson wrote:
Andrew Stiller écrit:
All versions of FinMac older than 2K4 are absolutely unusable on any
computer currently manufactured. Small or not,
I think he meant that you can use an Intel Mac, put Windows on it, and
then, if you really wanted, run a Windows version of Finale
Andrew Stiller wrote:
On Aug 17, 2006, at 11:45 AM, dc wrote:
Andrew Stiller écrit:
All versions of FinMac older than 2K4 are absolutely unusable on any
True. But Steve also knows that to move forward you need to leave the
past behind.
dhbailey wrote:
Phil Daley wrote:
And, I'll just point out that, my Windows Finale V3 runs perfectly on
Vista.
Mac users are forced to upgrade all the time . . .
that's because Steve Jobs has such a long
There are a number of these, and depending on how much you want to
spend, the quality can be quite good.
Though you can simply go to Radioshack and get a Y plug and use RCA
cable to connect it to your stereo
Dean M. Estabrook wrote:
My mind is tired of spinning around the linked parts
That doesn't make a lot of sense. Is it the slash symbol that is causing
all this problem?
I'd hate to abandon the ChordSym font. I really love it.
But wouldn't this problem be an all kinds of other alternate fonts as
well? What if one was using November, or Swing, or one of the other
fonts
But if it is JUST the slash symbol that is causing the problem, can't
you substitute it for the Maestro one and still keep your chord symbols
Amazing that this would be a problem.
Chuck Israels wrote:
On Aug 29, 2006, at 9:24 AM, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
That doesn't make a lot
WHEW!
Chuck Israels wrote:
Eric,
Not only the slashes, but also the one measure repeat, (and maybe the
rhythmic notation too). And I so like the softened lines of these
characters that I'd be loathe to lose them. Anyway, seems that we
wont have to.
Chuck
In general, a wiki for Finale would be an EXCELLENT idea. Yet, the
online manual (PDF) generally has what I need in it, but the linked
parts aren't very well documented yet..
Matthew Hindson Fastmail acct wrote:
There have been quite a few discussions about the vagaries of the new
linked
wrote:
Le 06-09-01 à 22:05, Eric Dannewitz a écrit :
In general, a wiki for Finale would be an EXCELLENT idea. Yet, the
online manual (PDF) generally has what I need in it, but the linked
parts aren't very well documented yet
There is documentation that does a fairly good job. Open
Gotta love Windows
Henry E. Howey wrote:
I should mention that when I go to TaskManager, There are 2 Not
Responding occurrences of FINALE;-(
I'm trying the font route now, but having little luck;-)
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Funny, I just did this with my Default file. Here is what I did.
I loaded Finale on two computers, On one I had my old default file
loaded, and the other the new default (2007's installed file) loaded. I
then went through and changed the articulations, slurs, and some other
things I saw that
You could try emailing support. They are really prompt on registration
things.
Lora Crighton wrote:
Can you not have finale on two computers? I have it
registered on a desktop, and I'm here at the
university library trying to register it on my laptop
(no internet at home) but I got some
No no, everything runs perfect on his circa 1996 PC running Windows. Oh,
and no viruses either. Or blue screens of death.
dhbailey wrote:
Phil Daley wrote:
It continues to amaze me of the steps Mac users must make to update
to new software/machines, especially being forced to upgrade their
No no no. Windows users are always right. Always. ALWAYS.
Noel is not using Windows, he's using a Mac that looks a lot like
Windows. In fact, it has all the great features of Windows, like drivers
that need updating, software from 1990 that still runs in DOS mode, etc.
But it's a Mac. Really.
Oh come on now. Stop with the FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt). You really
don't know what the hell you are talking about.
Phil Daley wrote:
At 9/13/2006 06:44 PM, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Noel Stoutenburg / 2006/09/13 / 05:15 PM wrote:
but the company manufacturing the chipset on the
sound card
I think any ATI card can do that.
http://www.123macmini.com/news/story/293.html
http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/Graphics/mac_X800_XT_review/index5b.html
In fact, you might already have a card in the G5 that supports it.
http://www.ati.com/products/radeon9600/radeon9600propcmac/specs.html
I believe
I put it on YouTube for you guys. I'll remove it in a few days...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8adEIMzbso
John Howell wrote:
At 12:58 PM -0400 9/24/06, John Howell wrote:
At 9:28 AM -0700 9/24/06, Carl Dershem wrote:
Michael Cook wrote:
The URL points to an 80 MB WMV file, so it
for the
movie capturing version.
Herman
On Sep 24, 2006, at 1:19 PM, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
I put it on YouTube for you guys. I'll remove it in a few days...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8adEIMzbso
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And I see the total opposite. I can't count how many times I've seen
silly looking Sibelius charts in groups where they look like they are
done by monkeys or something. I look at it, and go in Finale, I could
knock it down to 2 pages and it would look better.
But, either tool, in the hands of
Sadly, yes, Finale is lacking in House Styles. The Maestro Default
File really looks bad. And then we get into all the
templates..*shutters*. Don't make me go there..
They really should have Bill Duncan supply the default templates. Of
course, for nice princely sum ;-)
John Howell
I dunno. I looked at the November font, and tried to reproduce the first
couple of lines off the Polka example. I didn't really notice much
difference other than the treble clef, and the key signature being
different (treble clef was darker, and fatter in November). The note
heads seem to be
Um, Windows. Go figure...
Try renaming the file from .BAK to .MUS. That will work. If the BAK file
is in the same directory as the original .MUS file, rename one of them
like Mygreatscore_bak.mus or Mygreatscore_oldmus.mus
Will Denayer wrote:
Thank you everyone, Now it makes sense
David W. Fenton wrote:
No, learn how to use your Windows machine.
Yes, the Mac has metadata and keeps data about file creator and which
application to use to open it, which means multiple apps can use the
same file assocation (at least, it used to be that way -- did OS X's
UNIX origins
Completely different issue than a file extension. And that is a OS 9 and
before thing, so, maybe 6 years ago that would be a fair dig. But it's
about as outdated now as Floppy disks. Oh, but Windows still uses
those
You can read up on OS X via Wikipedia or even
I'll take repairing permissions (which is a cron job that most unix
systems run weekly as well) over the virus/security hole of the day/week
that Microsoft has any day.
David W. Fenton wrote:
As to current problems, what about repairing permissions? That's a
specifically OS X problem that is
And my favorite Windows thing is the daily Windows Update to see if
Microsoft got off it's ass and fixed Windows flaw #445325 or perhaps
#787534 or did they get around to closing hole #421233 in Internet
Explorerwho knows. It's a daily treat though!
David W. Fenton wrote:
On 30 Sep
caches and what not.
A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Eric Dannewitz / 2006/10/01 / 01:03 PM wrote:
repairing permissions (which is a cron job that most unix
systems run weekly as well)
As far as I know, cron script does not invoke repair permission. It is
mainly for cache cleaning task
Ah, but my poor mac I don't have the .mus extensions. I turned that
off, so I get
MyMusic
MyMusic asv
MyMusic copy
That is, of course, if I didn't set them to go to different directories.
Javier Ruiz wrote:
In a poor Mac you get:
MyMusic.mus
MyMusic asv.mus
Mymusic copy.mus
If everything
Yeah, you are right again. It's CLOSED technology
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firewire
That is why it's on digital camcorders, and is an IEEE standard.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Institute_of_Electrical_and_Electronics_Engineers
Yep. You are correct again.
David W. Fenton wrote:
Firewire is
David W. Fenton wrote:
On 1 Oct 2006 at 10:03, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
I'll take repairing permissions (which is a cron job that most unix
systems run weekly as well) over the virus/security hole of the
day/week that Microsoft has any day.
What are you talking about? I and my clients
Hmm, well, my home made PCs can boot off CD-Rom/DVD. This includes my
lowly dual pentium III server computer, bought and built by me in 1998.
But, what you can do when you boot, that is a different matter. You
can't really do anything useful with the Windows XP CD. Perhaps the
emergency disk
I have no clue as to why it's not supported more. However, a lot of
newer motherboards do have firewire on them now. I imagine PC makers,
and it's users, are slow adapting to anything new. Look at PC cases.
They haven't changed in 20 years. Still boxes. They still have PS/2
connectors. And
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Q8adEIMzbso
Stan Lord wrote:
I'd love to see this but the URL doesn't work for me.
It comes up in German Die Seite wurde nicht gefunden
Which my friend tells me means site not found.
Any ideas?
Stan Lord
On 23 Sep 2006, at 22:11, Randolph Peters wrote:
If you want
Yeah, me too
But, if you can do articulations and dynamics.I might need to
check it out...
Chuck Israels wrote:
If, like me, you are still in the habit of using Speedy Entry.
The MM guys I see every year at the Jazz Educator's Convention use
Simple entry with a
Which is totally not true nowadays. Maybe a couple of years ago..
I don't think I'd want a program that is just GOOD at a lot of things. I
like my tools to be excellent. Digital Performer for my sampling,
sequencing and basic notation, and Finale for my advanced notation. A
good
I don't believe saxophone is included in an orchestra.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orchestra
I don't believe that the London Symphony Orchestra has saxophones in it.
Ken Moore wrote:
dhbailey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Garritan also made money by not including some very important
instruments
Yes, and I'm sure every orchestra maintains lists for first call
Accordian players, and other instruments NOT regularly in the Orchestra.
You reinforced my point. Saxophone is not a regular part of an
Orchestra. Wind Ensemble/Orchestra, yes, but a traditional Orchestra, no.
dhbailey wrote:
Howell wrote:
At 12:11 PM -0700 10/6/06, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
I don't believe saxophone is included in an orchestra.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orchestra
You missed the asterisk! But in this case, Wikipedia fails to be all
things to all people, although it certainly tries hard. Saxophone
A Glockenspiel was used in Mozart's Die Zauberflote. But I'm sure Mozart
was looking forward and knew it would be just a BAND instrument. Last
time I saw the San Francisco Symphony they had a Harp but no saxophones.
Funny...according to you they use them..not! One of the ladies I
play
Very cool. I'll have to start saving up for this ;-)
Darcy James Argue wrote:
Garritan Wind Ensemble is an upcoming project.
- Darcy
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http://secretsociety.typepad.com
Brooklyn, NY
On 07 Oct 2006, at 11:01 AM, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
Saxophone is a band instrument
Good for you. You go run your DOS programs and all and have yourself a
merry old time.
Phil Daley wrote:
At 10/11/2006 12:38 PM, dc wrote:
It simply isn't possible to proof hundreds and hundreds of files each
time
you upgrade. So what this means is that you have to keep all old
versions
No, Mac users don't care. We go forward, not back.
I think the whole idea of running DOS or Windows 3.1 programs in Vista a
bunch of Bekakt ;-)
David W. Fenton wrote:
On 11 Oct 2006 at 10:07, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
Phil Daley wrote:
At 10/11/2006 12:38 PM, dc wrote
Hard yes, but the current batch of intel Mac Minis and iMacs are
socketed, meaning expandable. Good news I think.
Darcy James Argue wrote:
Granted iMacs and Mac minis are harder to upgrade (except for memory),
but these are, consumer-level machines, targeted at an audience that
does not
You sir, are totally not informed.
I used to own a Power Computing computer (mac clone). Nothing but
problems (ie: cheaper not equal to better). Steve Jobs wisely
discontinued the clone licensing.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macintosh_clone
John T Sylvanis wrote:
Not only that, but when
Very interesting stuff. Thanks!
Daniel Wolf wrote:
Hugh Sung seems to be the internet expert for musical uses of the
tablet pc:
http://hughsung.com/blog/
DJW
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$750 to $800 with a legal Windows XP license? I mean, if you look at
existing Macs, and then build a Windows box, you aren't really saving
much at all, except the 3 hours or so to put it all together, and
install Windows.
John T Sylvanis wrote:
When it comes to upgradability first of all
As both a Windows and Mac user, I'd say never. Cause Windows XP, in my
experience, never boots right if you pull a motherboard and try to boot
with your old system. And, if it does boot, Windows knows you've changed
systems, and you need to re-authenticate it. You basically have to
devote
Major, Disruptive and rushed? There have been a number of Major shifts.
I can remember, vaguely, the shift from System 6 to 7. Then from 8 to 9.
Then from Motorola 68K chips to PPC. Then from 9 to OS X. Apple has
always given you the choice of going with them or not, and they have
made great
And car manufactors should make great strides to ensure you can bring
that old 8-track to your new, GPS, digital equipped car..or those
blue wall tires you spent $400, but, damn the car makers, they changed
the size of the tires on the new models.
Neat word though, Eggcorn...
I'd second this. Bill's articulations font (plus all his other great
fonts, like rehearsal and enclosure) and Maestro font make for clear,
professional looking charts. I used to think the Jazz font was great.
Hell, I bought it before it was bundled with Finale (like, 1995ish?). I
even bought
seeing 3 or 4 designed by someone whose name i can't
remember (les somebody?) that i found quite elegant.
what don't you guys like about Jazz (comes with finale)?
is there a list of available jazz fonts somewhere?
From: Eric Dannewitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'd second this. Bill's articulations font
Which is a crying shame because on my iMac Core 2 Duo, I cannot adjust
page margins. Known bug. It's been what.months now?
Aaron Sherber wrote:
At 03:06 PM 10/23/2006, Martin Banner wrote:
Has there been an updated version of Finale 2007 for Mac with fixes
released yet?
No.
Aaron.
Yeah, it is a major pain in the ass this bug. Major. Needs to be fixed ASAP.
dhbailey wrote:
I was about to make some snide remark about how intensely they were
working on implementing ThoughtNotator(tm) for Finale2008 and can't be
bothered fixing any piddly-little bugs in Fin2007, but I
Well, I'd like MakeMusic to get off it's ass and get a fix for Core 2
Duo Macs and the page layout bug. I can't do anything in Page view in
the System or Page Margin menus. They have known about this for a while
now. Probably about a month or more.
dhbailey wrote:
shirling neueweise wrote:
Fonts are either in Library/Fonts or /Users//UserName/Library/Fonts
(where Username is your user's name). Assuming you are using Finale on OS X.
The suggestion about downloading the fonts is a good one. Or you can use
the installer, and do a Custom Install and just do the fonts again.
Dick
Yeah, two thumbs way up for Transcribe. Amazing piece of software for
the price.
Darcy James Argue wrote:
I use and recommend Transcribe:
http://www.seventhstring.com/xscribe/overview.html
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So, there is this rather serious bug in Finale 2007 running under an
intel mac. You can't edit the system margins, or the page margins using
the Menus (IE: Page Layout-Page Margins-Edit Page Margins).
But, if you run Finale 2007 under Rosetta emulation (IE, get Finale to
pretend it is not a
Or you could buy Bill Duncan's rehearsal font..which works great
shirling neueweise wrote:
has anyone found a solution to having rehearsal letters/numbers on
fixed point size with enclosures? enclosures with fixed font sizes
appear quite differently in score and parts, since the
I just talked with Santa, and he says you've been a good boy (mostly),
and that he'll get you a 5100. Well maybe. There was that thing you did
in October he was a little iffy iffy about ;-)
Seriously though, if you are using it a lot, and it sounds like you are,
then get something worth it. I
Phil, This cannot be the case. The computer I am using is less than 3
months old. Thank you for the valuable feed-back from everyone.
Really. Ok. You are the expert. Hope you have a back up.
I'd take Phil's advise. Get a new drive, copy everything off the old
one, then take your receipt and
Yes. The linked parts are very good. They require a little bit of
learning, but it saves a ton of time than extracting parts.
Craig Sylvern wrote:
My apologies if this has been covered recently.
I am currently using Finale 2006. I usually upgrade Finale every two years
or so, but some of the
If you are in Page Layout, and use the menu in there, there is an option
to Apply to Score/Part, and it brings up a box where you can select what
parts you want the layout applied to. So, if you get a layout for like
Alto 1 looking the way you want it, you then go Page Layout-Edit System
Well, you really should treat yourself to something more powerful. GPO
needs lots of horsepower and Ram. 1.4 Ghz Celeron is kind of wimpy to
run it. Even on my old computer, a 2.5 Gigahertz Athlon, GPO or Finale
GPO could only get about 6 instruments before crapping out. The KS ones
would
It's called LATENCY
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latency
You need to perhaps get a better sound card or use a Midi module.
John Hughes wrote:
If anyone has the solution to this problem I would surely like to hear
it.
John
- Original Message - From: John Hughes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
it
impossible to work.
Which, without any other information, would sound like latency problems.
A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Eric Dannewitz / 2006/12/08 / 10:35 PM wrote:
It's called LATENCY
You need to perhaps get a better sound card or use a Midi module.
It may be, or maybe not. The original
might be making it delayed.
Perhaps we need more specific information about this...
A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Eric Dannewitz / 2006/12/09 / 11:44 AM wrote:
Well, he said
In speedy entry there is a time lag between the moment I press the key
on my keyboard and when the sound appears
Yeah, but why buy Toast when Disk Utility can do it? You don't need to
use Mac The Ripper to copy a 4 gigabyte DVD. Toast or Disk Utility can
make a copy. You guys are suggesting a LOT of work to copy a DVD.
Disk Utility. Simple. Slow, but simple and free.
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On
.
A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Eric Dannewitz / 2006/12/11 / 12:49 PM wrote:
Yeah, but why buy Toast when Disk Utility can do it? You don't need to
use Mac The Ripper to copy a 4 gigabyte DVD. Toast or Disk Utility can
make a copy. You guys are suggesting a LOT of work to copy a DVD.
Disk Utility
wrote:
On 11.12.2006 Eric Dannewitz wrote:
Yeah, but why buy Toast when Disk Utility can do it? You don't need
to use Mac The Ripper to copy a 4 gigabyte DVD. Toast or Disk Utility
can make a copy. You guys are suggesting a LOT of work to copy a DVD.
Disk Utility. Simple. Slow, but simple
to create DVE_V, cdr - No such file or directory
I wonder if this particular CD is in the wrong format, or what?
Dean
On Dec 10, 2006, at 7:13 PM, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
Actually, you can, if you are willing to work, do this:
Put the DVD in
Open Disk Utility
Click on the DVD in Disk Utility
I have two computers to do it. I run Kontkat on my PC (2.3 Gigahertz),
and run some instruments on my Dual 1.8 Ghz G4. I can do about 8 or so
complex GPO sounds on the PC. Depends on the patch. On the Mac, I
generally can get a full saxophone section using Garritan Jazz.
Generally though, I
I've been trying to get used to Simple Entry coming from Speedy. I
haven't quiet worked out the whole articulations thing, yet, but it's
getting there. Certainly a time saver to be able to enter articulations
when the note is entered. However, I keep wishing there was some way to
start and end
Um, basic question. Was DVD Player running? You have to make sure
nothing else could be using the DVD. So, if DVD player was running, it
might prevent Disk Utility from getting complete access to it.
Dean M. Estabrook wrote:
That's good info ... I happen to be on a Mac G5, which plays the
Yup. Seems Disk Utility can do a bunch of things, except compensate for
Sony's stupid DVD_VR format...
Fisher, Allen wrote:
There are similar products on Windows, things like MagicISO, although
not quite as robust, as Disk Utility can create and restore from back up
disk images, repair
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