Hi all!
This is
about the fifth time this has happened and I'm getting a bit sick of it.
I'm running FinWin2k2b and whenever I go to Change Default
Fonts so that I can create the large time signatures that span
multiple staves, I get the following error box after Finale
crashes.
The instruction
Hi all!
I've been having this problem with lyrics for a while now. Every so often,
the hyphens for syllable breaks will continue even after another syllable
and sometimes through the next word. I've tried re-entering the syllables,
but I get the same thing. How do I fix this?
Taris
Problem solved. I thought I'd checked the lyrics last night, but somehow
two extra hyphens (with no text attached to them) had snuck into the lyrics
between words.
Taris
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Hi all!
I have recently written a piece in memory of one of my professors that
passed away. The piece is for SSATB chorus, harp and flute. I would like to
produce a complete set of parts for this work so I can send them back home
to Ottawa to the university where I studied with him. What I was
To me a sus4 chord and an add4 chord are different. The sus4 has no third,
whereas the add4 would probably have one.
The difference between a 9 and a sus2/add2 chord is whether or not the 7th
is present. An add 2/add9 chord is just a major triad with a second/ninth
added. A 9th chord implies a
That's older practice. Modern practice is to beam it as you would
instrumental music, regardless of syllables. Use slurs to mark the
syllables, but beam to show the beats. There's nothing I hate more as a
singer than looking at a page of old music and seeing a mass of un-beamed
notes. Twelve
What's the difference in notating a group of six notes as a sextuplet
versus as two triplets? I would assume that the sextuplet would imply a
feeling of the six notes being one unit, whereas the triplet would imply
two groups of three.
Taris
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I'm just wondering what the list's opinion of Gardner Read's Music
Notation: A Manual of Modern Practice is. I'm thinking of acquiring it for
myself and I'd like to get some opinions from people I trust instead of a
bookseller's website.
Thanks,
Taris
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I've been quietly watching this thread on unusual time signatures, and
learning from the collective wisdom. The piece by Thomas Ades that was
referred to before, might it have been Living Toys? I have seen the score
for this work and in it, I was educated as to the meaning of 11/5 time.
I've been having a problem for a while with the list of recent files at the
bottom of the file menu (FinWin2k2). It stopped updating sometime back in
March. So long as I have the program open, it will display any new files I
open or save, but once I shut the program down, it reverts to the old
No. No I didn't. I just checked. There's a check in the little box.
Taris
At 08:43 PM 7/21/2004, you wrote:
On Wed, 21 Jul 2004 20:29:08 -0300, Taris L Flashpaw
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been having a problem for a while with the list of recent files at the
bottom of the file menu (FinWin2k2
I know this has probably been discussed here before, but I need a bit of
help with a piece I'm working on right now. The piano part will
definitely be easier to read if the notes in both hands are beamed
together. Now, I now how to do cross-staff beaming and reverse stemming
to make it all look
Seeing as how my newest work is a work for chorus, is there any way to
import lyrics from another program (like Word or Notepad)? I've got a
somewhat lengthy text and I'd rather not have to re-type the darn thing if
I can help it.
*howls*
Taris
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Hey all!
I was wondering if there was any way to create a vertical line with jogs
at the end (like a square bracket) that had adjustable length. I don't want
to have to create a new expression every time I need it; some pieces would
have over a dozen of them.
Thanks,
Taris
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I'd very much like to see that library too.
Taris
At 05:01 PM 10/7/2004, you wrote:
At 03:15 PM 10/07/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you talking about a bracket like what one would use for double stops?
This is why I asked what the purpose was. What I've done for double stops
is create an
Anyone have a way of simulating muted strings? Specifically, in this case,
muted violas?
Taris
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Hi all!
I was wondering if there was any way to make time signatures display
without the denominator. ie: Instead of 16/8, just have '16' centered on
the staff.
Thanks,
Taris
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Hi all!
Just recently, my Maestro font seems to have disappeared on me. The week
before last, it was there and Finale worked fine, but now it's gone and I
have no idea what happened. This has happened to me before and I've just
re-installed the font, but it's a bit annoying to have to do it
WinXP Pro , Fin 2k2
At 03:09 PM 1/14/2005, you wrote:
What OS? Which version of Finale?
Johannes
Taris L Flashpaw wrote:
Hi all!
Just recently, my Maestro font seems to have disappeared on me. The
week before last, it was there and Finale worked fine, but now it's gone
and I have no idea
Does anyone out there have a decent soundfont of an alto flute? I've been
looking for one for a while now and can't really turn up anything useful.
Taris
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I've followed the OLD on creating quarter-tone accidentals, but now I need
to tap the list's collective wisdom on making quarter-tones playback. I
figure I'll need to use pitch bend to do it, but for that I'd need to know
how big to bend for a semitone (then divide by 2 for the quarter-tone).
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