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If problems persist, check out this detailed Knowledge Base article on MIDI input troubleshooting.
#FINALE PRINTMUSIC OPENING FINALE NOTEBOOK FILES WINDOWS#
RestartĮspecially on Windows computers, a restart may be required for the operating system to properly recognize the keyboard. Many manufacturers recommend plugging MIDI devices directly into a USB port on the computer itself. I'll take a further look when I have a chance. My guess is there's probably a registry setting that's telling windows to use IE for html files. While USB expansion hubs can be helpful for computer keyboards, mice, and printers, they can result in problems for MIDI devices. BUT, if you go to Start Run and enter a local html file: file://C:\Program Files\Finale PrintMusic 2010\Help Files\PrintMusic.htm, it will use IE. If you don’t have these instructions, they are also usually found on the manufacturer’s website. The instructions that came with your keyboard typically include specific MIDI setup tips. Follow Your MIDI Keyboard’s Setup Instructions
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If specific drivers are provided, download the latest compatible version. If it is compatible, see if it’s class compliant or requires specific drivers. Find the system requirements for your keyboard and determine if it is compatible with your computer and operating system. Go to the website of the company that made your MIDI keyboard. If you’ve followed the steps in the setup video but are not yet up-and-running, here are four tips to point you in the right direction: 1. You can find this and other videos anytime by going to Finale’s Help menu and choosing QuickStart Videos, or by clicking on the links below: We’ve also provided a short video to walk you through the remaining steps. Since the release of Finale 2012, Finale has included a handy auto-detect feature that does most of the work for you. It’s a great gathering-place for connecting all the various programs, notes and files you end up generating so you don’t lose track of a complex project which might span weeks and hours of work and hundreds of files.Setting up a MIDI keyboard or controller in Finale is easy. In this guise I can keep track of complex recording projects, and again I use the hyperlinks to open all sorts of programs, eg DTP programs for making notes of recording layouts and tracklisting / audio routing, finance for payments, links to as-recorded files, links calling up complete mix sessions, links to final processed wavs or the video equivalent. Great to remind me of where we got to in a previous lesson, or to quickly call up a video or score or recording during a lesson.Ģ) CD and video recording projects.
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You might scoff at this, as of course it’s a spreadsheet program! But I use it for two different music-related activities:ġ) Teaching - I keep notes of all my lessons with a tab for each student, so I can track progress, payments, etc - one row per lesson - plus I have an end tab for resources, with links to eg scores, online audio I’ve uploaded, the various harps-for-sale sites, printable manuscript paper, youtube vidoes, useful software links, etc. I find Microsoft Excel a really useful program for organising stuff. There are several apps I’ve used over time but this is the one I’m using now. It has a good A-B repeat feature which I never stop using. If anyone is familiar w/the current status of this I appreciate any recent information.Ībout the only thing I do use on a daily basis is the Daum PotPlayer. On a side note, does anyone know if EasyAbc ever implemented the use of SoundFonts? I always wanted to try Phil Taylor’s Wheatstone concertina font but never quite made all the necessary connections. I’m thrilled & pleased to see Wil Maculay has been posting here of late. Wouldn’t be here w/out all the hard work which went before. Reverend’s abc tunesearch is as good as it ever was, don’t use Bryan Duggan’s TunePal though his contribution is huge in the community at large… after the standard was set abcs are not in the news but this site As regards abcs I like abcjs which Jeremy has installed on this site, I still use abcm2ps when I need it,
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