Finale 27.4,1, SmartScorePro 64, All of the Garritan Libraries, NotePerformer 5.0.1, 10TB other VIs ... 2023 M2 Mac Studio Ultra 192GB RAM, 8TB, macOS Sequoia 15.7.2 / Tahoe 26.1; Overture 5. Notion 6, Dorico Pro 6, MuseScore 4.5.x, Encore 5.0.7 over Mojave—2012 MBP, DP11, Logic Pro, BIAB Audiophile 2025… Conductor, Singer, Arranger, Composer (former bassist), Retired ASCAP. 40+ years experience solving Mac problems; spent years in Windows and UNIX support
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I’ve sung the 9th. Yikes! In 2000, I sang The Wanderer in a production of Siegfried. There’s this F# in the final act — me vs that note and I didn’t always win.
Only if you wish to use the Garrittan Instruments for Finale. You can also move the GIFF folder to an external but you must point the Aria Player to the new location. That’s the only large folde...
If it’s the same instrument, there is no difference. Think of GIFF as a sampler containing instruments from GPO 5 and other Garrittan libraries. GPO has additional functionality, however. It can ...
On a Mac, the © symbol is made by holding the option key while you type g. >Use the word copyright and/or the © symbol.< plus the year. Since 1989, the Copyright notice is optional. It is stil...
Why wouldn’t you use the correct chord name? It’s Absus2
What drivers work with your Roland? https://www.finalemusic.com/blog/setting-up-a-midi-keyboard-in-finale/
If you still have this problem, the fix is easy. Log into your users account, click on Manage,Authorizations and delete what’s there. I remember the old days when I’d move the hard drive in my G...
Get one to open properly This may or may not be easy. Once you make that happen, there are a number of ways to run batch scripts and processes. Both Mac OS and Windows have these built in to the OS...
One should never write choral bass parts higher than E above middle C. Ever. Just don’t unless you are writing for a specific choir and know which singers are reliable on the notes. And then know t...