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Article #1074Re: using the Sonata font for musical notation
From: Terry_Coolidge
Date: Mon, 25 Jun 2007 17:54
Date: Mon, 25 Jun 2007 17:54
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Hey Ariel, Thanks for the response. I'll check out Finale Notepad. I appreciate the suggestion. I'm actually working on an After Effects piece that is demonstrating the different methods to display musical notation. I'm actually showing separated notes and how to represent the same sequence using beams. So I have to figure out how to generate beams. I figured I would have to come up with a workaround of my own, but at least creating a template (or something like that) using Finale Notepad would be helpful. Thanks again.
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