I was very impressed this morning on my usuall rounds to a classical guitar forum which visit and saw an extract of a piece of two bars in standard notation .This is a tremendous visual help when one wishes to explain or enquire about a particular technical problem one might encounter regading any section.Not to feel put out I went straight to my NWC 1.75and tried this this trick from all angles that I know and they are not that many ,How can I extract selected bars in Noteworthy and convert them to pdf in order to send as an attachment to a any site on the web.You dont want to send the whole piece as the version of Adobe which I use doesn't have selective cutting once formatted .
For some stupid reason I wiped out my NWC 1.75b entire program but thank the dear Lord for System Restore under Accessories in the system tools window .That would have wiped out 4 yrs work .Just thought I would share this little lifebelt for those who don't know .You can restore your computer to as long ago as you wish .Who say's we can't go back in time.
Hey Guys, I have just have to pass this one around for those who don't know.I happen to bump into this site called musicarrangers.com where Mr Joe Paperoni gives a very comprehensible outlay of the basic prinsiples of arranging brass,strings rhythm section, man you name it .After all these years if some had asked me what a hemiola was I would have thought it was some new sort of ice cream.
Is there anyway to get NWC I,75 to interpret triplets in a standard way when external midi files are send to it,instead of having to physically change each group manually.Is it able to recieve triplets the way it can write them. Is there any help on this matter.
Just as I thought I was settling in nicely with windows xp .My wife tells me that "Philistines" are coming again and there's no way that you can have a computor thats older than 2yrs old if you want to upgrade to Windows Vista. How will this affect Note Worthy Composer 1.75b or 2 I here we can expect a remarkable difference in performance ,whats the buzz on the street or this just another money making hype
I know the triplet feature faily well, but some classical guitar pieces like most other instruments call for some strange groupings like 6 in the time of one which can be overcome by grouping two sets of triplets.Iam busy trying this study by Fernando Sor Opus 35(23) .Other groupings used in 32's are 5 notes and 7 in the time of one.Looking at a Bach Piano Study some studies call for 12 ,16 and even 24 notes to a beat.Is there some trick out there using NWC 1.75b or is this a little bonus one can look forword to in NWC 2 ,without affecting the price to much. Pushing my Luck Timoteus B.
