Hello to all,
First of all, BRAVO for this excellent site ! I bought some treasures that I could not find (André ASTIER, Joss BASELLI, etc...).) it is better in this case, not to publish it, or to clean it beforehand (very easy from a photocopy, the original is preserved) This is of course, only a simple suggestion, and, I would not like to hurt anyone having made the step to share his music.Good music to all
First of all, BRAVO for this excellent site ! I bought some treasures that I could not find (André ASTIER, Joss BASELLI, etc...).) it is better in this case, not to publish it, or to clean it beforehand (very easy from a photocopy, the original is preserved) This is of course, only a simple suggestion, and, I would not like to hurt anyone having made the step to share his music.Good music to all
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Cindou11
28/06/2019
Hello,
First of all thank you for your encouragement ♫♫
It would be nice to explain how you proceed, and with which manipulation, to clean a partition, it could be useful for many, who, often try to do their best to already scan (not obvious when one is not very familiar with Mr. computer ...)
Many thanks to you ♫♫
First of all thank you for your encouragement ♫♫
It would be nice to explain how you proceed, and with which manipulation, to clean a partition, it could be useful for many, who, often try to do their best to already scan (not obvious when one is not very familiar with Mr. computer ...)
Many thanks to you ♫♫
BURT22
28/06/2019
Hello Cindou11,
It's very simple. you photocopy your original score (to preserve it)You correct it with a white correction pen on the photocopy.then you can send the piece back to the originThat's what I use when I write music manually before transcribing on FINALE on the computerGood job
It's very simple. you photocopy your original score (to preserve it)You correct it with a white correction pen on the photocopy.then you can send the piece back to the originThat's what I use when I write music manually before transcribing on FINALE on the computerGood job
BURT22
28/06/2019
I apologize for the use of the first name. I'll be careful next time.
Cindou11
28/06/2019
Oh no no, don't apologize for the first name!
In this environment, the tutoiement is for most of the time de rigueur ♫♫
Welcome ♫♫
In this environment, the tutoiement is for most of the time de rigueur ♫♫
Welcome ♫♫
yoyodu77
28/06/2019
Hello
It is good to scan hard and to get the image in a JPEG format which is by principle the most adapted format to make retouches of images with PAINT SUPER PAINT GIMP and OTHERS ...
Scanning in PDF condemns the modifications and requires to return in the JPG format at the risk of losing already in quality.
It is good to scan hard and to get the image in a JPEG format which is by principle the most adapted format to make retouches of images with PAINT SUPER PAINT GIMP and OTHERS ...
Scanning in PDF condemns the modifications and requires to return in the JPG format at the risk of losing already in quality.
