Last post by lawrroc -
Good morning to you, I ask why in a chord with beamed notes (e.g. two octaves) only one of the two pairs appears joined by the barline, or the one with the stems up or down, but not both. Do I have to resort to stratification? On page 47 of the manual what I don't get is very clear. Where is the solution? Excuse my English. I attach two images that explain better than many words. Grazie. Lorenzo
Last post by Richard Woodroffe -
Folks The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :
Richard Woodroffe D846 Opus 52 No.5 Normans Gesang (Schubert)
One piece of music has been removed on request of the composer because of the discovery of a lyric copyright violation
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Last post by Richard Woodroffe -
Folks The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :
Maurizio Spagni Concerto alla rustica RV151 (Vivaldi) John Hooper Messa di Gloria (Mascagni) Richard Woodroffe Selma and Selmar D286 (Schubert)
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Last post by Bart -
Dear Gerard, It all depends off course how you want to use the midi files, but most midi capable programs recognize multi track midi files and allow to “solo” only one track. If that’s the only thing you needs I would prefer to keep all voices in only one midi file. Of course, if your situation requires separate files, you can always follow the instructions that Warren and Mike gave
Last post by Mike Shawaluk -
If each voice is on its own staff, there is an easier way. Go to Tools > Mute List... or press the M key. That will show all of the staves in your score. Click "Mute All" and then unmute the staff for the part you want to export. Click OK, and then go to File > Export and save that part. Repeat the process by muting/unmuting the staves you want to be included in the export.
Last post by Warren Porter -
Copy the SATB file four times and rename as appropriate, like Requiem.nwc to RequiemSOP.nwc . Then delete all but the soprano part. Do this for each part and export to midi. HTH
Can someone please explain if, and if so how, I can export a NWC file for voices (SATB) in 4 different midi-files each holding just one voice (Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Bass).
Last post by Lawrie Pardy -
Hi Marianne, I know it's a cliche, but my go to for anything like this (has never happened to me with NWC) is a restart of Windows...
Still, I just did a quick check on my system.
I haven't run NWC since my last reboot (yesterday): I opened the task manager, scrolled down through background tasks to where NWC2 would be if it was running, and predictably it wasn't there. I launched NWC and it appeared in the background tasks momentarily, then the NWC window overlaid the task manager and I couldn't see it anymore, but when I switched to task manager NWC was now in the Apps section.
My guess would be that it runs as a background process while initialising, and once initialised moves from background to a running app. That's just a guess mind you.
If I'm correct, then something is preventing, or delaying initialisation. The above mentioned reboot might be all that's needed. If that doesn't work I'd restart again, and without launching any apps I'd run Disk Cleanup - ONLY select Temporary files at this point (2nd last in the list), perform the cleanup and try again.
Last post by Marianne van Harten -
When I click in the shortcut in the Windows taskbar to start Noteworthy Composer nothing (visible) happened. In the task manager I see NWC in the list of Background processes. What can I do to solve this?
