Composer. Former conductor and music critic. Windows 10. Finale v27
Peter!!!!! Thank you, yet again, for your detailed explanation!!I followed your directions and that section in F# is now flawlessly in the key of Gb. One thing, though, I set the "Interval" to 6. Y...
Hi Mike, Yes, you are correct. My instruments have been the piano and the baton--though primarily (now exclusively) I am only a composer. That said, years ago I wrote a number of arrangements for j...
Hi Peter, Thank you--I've seen that box a few times but had yet to see the "Transposition" box. So, I did as you said, selected a region, went to "Staff menu > Define Staff Styles…" (which I could ...
Hi Peter, Thank you SO MUCH for the further clarification about the "Interval" and the "Key Alter" I tried to find something in the online Users Manual about "Staff Style" and "Staff Attributes," r...
Thanks, Ernie :-)Nessa
Hi, again, Ernie, After I replied I realized I might have seemed to be pontificating. My intention was to re-emphasize your comments with thoughts that a novice might have the same problem and find...
Hi Ernie, Yes, you hit the nail on the head: "I think it stems from the fact string players pitch goes up as they press on a string but a wind instrument players pitch goes down when the press a ke...
Thank you, PeterThat was a big help. I've always had difficulty with this feature but, for some reason, I was able to figure it out this time. The "Interval = 4" did not work, but after a little tr...
Pursuing this a little further, I created a simple trumpet line to test the mutes. All but the final Cup Mute worked, as well as the mutes off.:-)Nessa
Thank you, I thought maybe a KS might have become stuck. Because mute ON and OFF worked for n-Trumpet Plr2 KS I tried that for trumpet 1, but to no avail. I also created a new staff, copied all fro...