Yoonchi wrote: > From: "Yoonchi" <r.g.jonis@...> > > >From: Cyril BLANC <blanc.cyril@...> > > > >Hello all, > > > > Beeing at the Music University in Paris I use Logic a lot to do my > >home work exercises so I use most of the score feature. I have found > >that Logic is not logic in this part. > > > > Why having the Gruppetto, the appoggiare, the tr, the Da Capo, the > >coda and all the other ornements signs and Logic not being able to act > >as they are defined, I think it is quite stupid. > > I'm not a scholar musician like you are, but aren't these notations > relative? Meaning, the interpretation is dependent on the > performer/conductor? When ther is a Gruppeto an appoggiare or a tr you have to play it, same for DA CAPO and CODA otherwise the teacher is going to kill you > > > > SO EMAGIC PLEASE MAKE THE NECESSARY THAT ORNEMENTS ACT AS THEY ARE > >DEFINE > > ALSO THINK YOU HAVE A LOT OF FRENCH USERS AND THEY WOULD LIKE TO USE > >THE "DO RE MI FA SOL LA SI" INSTEAD THE "C D E F G A B" > > Quite some temperament, young man :-). I knew the French for being hot > blooded, but you don't need to shout on the list. I do not shout, I just want to be read, there is so many messages on the list ! A lot of my request have been added in Logic since I have send mails and comments to Emagic, I use Notator then moved to Logic years ago (I am 48 and it is 3 year now that I follow music courses ant the St Denis University) > > By the way, I thought every educated musician knows the meaning of the > symbols A..G. The DO thing is for kids, isn't it? > No in Europe the "DO thing" as you call it is for all musicians, it is also used in Spain, Canada, Switzerland, Italy and ...... In the Music University where I studdy the C D E F G A B C are strickly forbidden ! > > > WHILE I AM AT IT, I HAVE SEND A PROBLEM TO SUPPORT ON THE 12/10/99 > >AND I DID NOT HAD ANY ANSWER !!!!!!!!! > > You go girlfriend, :-). > Would you expect an answer from someone if they > shouted at you. Have break, man, have a K... Shit, I'm turning this into an > ad. Sorry my English is not so good I do not understand what you mean above > > Bon chance, > Yoonchi. > > @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ > > ¥??n©hí > > "Change has always come from small minorities." > Robert Fripp, 1980 > http://go.to/yoonchi > http://noten.nl.fortunecity.com/jazz/8/ > http://victorian.fortunecity.com/pinter/438/ > > @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@