Klarinet Archive - Posting 000206.txt from 2002/01

From: "Robert" <LetsReason@-----.com>
Subj: [kl] Notation Programs and Transposition Help
Date: Tue, 8 Jan 2002 18:07:15 -0500

I know this will go to no avail, but I thought I'd try, at least.

PLEASE USE CUT-N-PASTE RATHER THAN LEAVING THE ENTIRE FREAGIN' MESSAGE IN
THE REPLY! Thanks. <grin>

Please people. It only takes a couple seconds to highlight and press the
delete-key to get rid of the original post in your reply. Is there REALLY a
reason to re-post an entire freagin' 5-page post when your response it just
"Oh wow...that is interesting." PUHLEASE!

I subscribe to the digest now. Maybe, instead of deleting the digest from
my response, I should leave it there and reply to four or five posts from
the thing. That way we can all read the same 20 pages over and over and
over, etc. Sigh...now on to the regularly scheduled broadcast.

--------------Note how effective this cut-n-paste
is...watch...----------------

From: Jim Reed <jpreed@-----.net>
<<I'm looking for something I can afford, to help me tranpose music, if
I'm not oversimplifying what I think music software can do for me.>>

Jim, if you have the time to peruse a little, you might consider this
link...

http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/cat/NOTATION/

...and then click the system software you use (ie. Windows, Mac, Linux,
etc).

I really suggest that you take the time to check some of these out and just
exactly what is available through hitsquad.com. It is a great resource for
all kinds of things music and free that can be downloaded. If you have a
broadband connection, this should be a breeze to find just what you need.

Hope this helps.

Robert Moody
LetsReason@-----.com

P.S. I use and give demonstrations for Sibelius. And for others reading,
do you notice how I only copy the part I am responding to and who said it?
Saves space and everyone's nerves and makes the list a better place to be.
;-)

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