Composer. Former conductor and music critic. Windows 10. Finale v27
Thank you, Jeffrey, Yes, in my perusal of other forums, I have seen mention of the Salzedo font. As mentioned in my previous Reply, the Harp Diagram options in Finale are surprisingly good. I had h...
Hi Richard, Thank you for your kind words. Be assured, I do understand your frustration(s). I began using Finale somewhere in the early 1990s. I had a blazing hot Mac IIsi with 8 MB of RAM and an 8...
Hi Brian, Sorry for my delayed response. This is the kind of thing I do when I have the "fun time" to explore Finale's newer features.Yes... "The version of ARIA that ships with GPO5 has some new a...
BTW--off topic--I found the Harp Diagram instructions in the Users Manual to be quite easy and effective--the one using the Engraver Text Character Set, just in case anyone happens to writing for h...
Windows 7, Finale 26 (current), GPO5 Thank you for all of the fascinating information, above. I have only just heard of this, and it does look rather easy. However, my "Basses Aah.sfz" file does no...
Wow! Mike, That is truly impressive. The Wanderer certainly is not a casual role by any means. What a great opera and role!! BTW--I received this from Kevin at MakeMusic. Please know that you can e...
Adrian, Thank you, again.Yes, woodwinds or strings do work.Prior to the choices offered with GPO5 (which I only recently discovered...) I usually did both in order to hear a viable/functional playb...
Mike --Yes, I agree about not writing about the E.That said, I mentioned Beethoven because he wrote for the high F in his 9th. Very humourous article about it here: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/...
WoWoWoW!! I just discovered the limited upper range of the bass voices!! I was (am) genuinely dismayed to think someone thinks the bass range ends at A220 (just below middle C). What would Beethove...
Ah! Great idea. I really like the option to "Show" or to hide something. I often use the "hide" option for metronome markings to fine tune ritardandi, and to give a more personal interpretation of ...