Hello folks,
The arrangement I'm working on is in 3/4 but the same note values could
easily be put in 6/8 or 12/8. I'd rather keep it in 3/4 the way the
composer entered it into Finale, but would love to add 6/8 in parentheses so
the players understand the rhythms more easily. Is there any way
At 10:42 AM -0800 4/01/04, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
On 4/1/04 9:48 AM, Ken Parsons wrote:
How do you enter two time signatures for a piece that oscillates back
and forth between them - e.g. 3/4 6/8? I'd like to enter these in the
first measure, and not have to put them in every time the grouping
How do you enter two time signatures for a piece that oscillates back
and forth between them - e.g. 3/4 6/8? I'd like to enter these in the
first measure, and not have to put them in every time the grouping
changes.
Thanks!
Ken Parsons
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On 4/1/04 9:48 AM, Ken Parsons wrote:
How do you enter two time signatures for a piece that oscillates back
and forth between them - e.g. 3/4 6/8? I'd like to enter these in the
first measure, and not have to put them in every time the grouping
changes.
Well, I don't think there's any
At 10:42 AM 4/1/04 -0800, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
On 4/1/04 9:48 AM, Ken Parsons wrote:
How do you enter two time signatures for a piece that oscillates back
and forth between them - e.g. 3/4 6/8? I'd like to enter these in the
first measure, and not have to put them in every time the grouping
On Apr 1, 2004, at 10:56 AM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
Assuming Ken hasn't started yet, he could create a blank score of N
measures, set up the first two with the changing signatures and correct
barlines (dashed if needed), dragdrop the 2-measure pattern forward
N-1
times, then highlight hide
Brad has given you one response -- probably the best/quickest.
Another way would be simply to use the mass mover tool on every other
measure and Rebeam to Time Signature and select 6/8 as the time
signature to rebeam to.
David H. Bailey
Ken Parsons wrote:
How do you enter two time
If you are using single digit time signatures for the whole document,
you can do this:
In Document Options - Time Signatures, enter a large enough value
for the vertical adjustment of the bottom symbol to kick it right off
the page. Change the vertical adjustment of the top symbol as
Your suggestion is the way I handle such situations. The time signature
tool can't handle what you want.
There are other suggestions about setting the vertical offset of the
numbers so that the top number appears centered and the bottom number
would print off the bottom of the page. This
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From: Éric Dussault [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 03 Feb 2003 07:36:20 -0500
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Subject: Re: [Finale] Time Signature Question - Single Number how to
Le 03/02/03 05:24, David H. Bailey [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit:
The time
Le 03/02/03 14:04, David H. Bailey [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit:
So then how would you propose a person solve the problem if cut-time is
desired, along with the single numbers for 3/4, 4/4, 5/4, etc.?
This is a workaround that is very helpful to me. For most modern usage
cut-time are obsolete and
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