Finale 25.5 Mac OS Mojave
David Maurand commented,
I'm just catching up to this - and the lack of pipe organ functionality is a serious shortcoming, considering how many Finale users are church organists or instrumentalists. It would require a spec...
David Maurand commented,
This illustrates my trepidation upgrading anything at this point. Finale resists your attempts to customize/personalize your installation (any features that allow this are more difficult than they ...
David Maurand commented,
When this happens, I export as musicxml, and on import it comes in as you had left it. You can save-as over the locked file. (After manually setting the temp file location, I have determined in my ...
David Maurand commented,
I can report that Grand Harp is much better than whatever I was using before.
David Maurand commented,
I may try that - but it's what I've done before. This may proved to be an excuse to buy the $64k Mac and start all over.: )
David Maurand commented,
That EasyFind app is pretty good - though in the end it comes down to something interesting: there are two kinds of folders, 'Samples' and 'Samples Data.' There are no .audio files associated with ...
David Maurand commented,
I see that is the User library. The system library notes this path - and indeed, that is where I have been looking for the .audio files that do not exist on my system. Note: I have never gotten the...
David Maurand commented,
Nothing like that here. Here's the entire file.
David Maurand commented,
I have other income-earning software that went 64 bit, the principal reason for the update. In terms of music (and the Mac) I can access more RAM on 64 bit as well - makes a difference in Cubase wh...
David Maurand commented,
Boot drive was new - it had to be to make the Mac switch from 32 to 64 without reformatting the original drive, the data drive was somewhat used. I'm going to chalk it up to Heisenberg's dog.