The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :
Richard Woodroffe Erntelied (Harvest song) (Schubert) Mike Gibson Dido and Aeneas, - Choral parts only (Purcell) Bertrand Vanbrabant Frauenwürde Walzer, Op. 277 (Strauss J) John Hooper Congratulamini Mihi (Victoria)
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The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :
Richard Woodroffe Mein Gruss an den Mai (My greeting to May) (Schubert) Mike Gibson Missa brevis et solemnis in C (Spatzen-Messe) (Mozart) John Hooper Der Geist hilft unsrer schwachheit auf, BWV 226 (Bach)
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Last post by Andrew Purdam -
I just found this review I did for NWC from TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO!!! (Frankly I'm amazed that the PCUG site is still functional!) I'm talking about Windows 3.1!! Win 95 was only just getting started. http://www.pcug.org.au/16bits/96_09/music.htm
Last post by Warren Porter -
I have a tool you would need to download and install. Create a new staff and copy an existing staff to it. When you run restStaff on it, you should have a staff full of whole rests keeping clefs, key signatures, etc. intact. restStaff.js
Last post by William Ashworth -
Incidentally, layers are the primary method of mixing notes of different durations on the same staff in EVERY notation program that I know of. NWC is no different in that respect, except that it allows unlimited layers. Most other notation programs limit you to four.
Last post by William Ashworth -
Or just copy the whole staff onto a new staff, select the whole new staff, mute all the notes, and then change and unmute only the ones you need. (NOTE: you can't just use the staff-muting function: that won't allow individual notes to be unmuted. But selecting the whole staff and then muting all notes simultaneously is almost as quick. The process: press <alt><enter> to bring up the Properties dialog, choose the Notes tab, and click on the check box marked "mute".)
I was afraid of that. One or two chords in the whole piece and it seems I have to create yards of bars!? <snip>
Yeah, it can be a bit of a pain sometimes, but it isn't really that hard. Make one bar with a hidden whole rest and a barline and copy and paste it as many times as needed to get to the place where you need the chord. You can even copy and paste it say, 4 times, then copy and paste the 4 bar block to make it go faster.
Last post by tsoilihoi -
I was afraid of that. One or two chords in the whole piece and it seems I have to create yards of bars!? I'll just cheap on the last. Thanks for your input.
