Hi Mark,
I would probably apply a staff style to the first measure, hiding the "real" clef, then put the initial bass clef and post-time sig treble clef in as expressions. (Actually, I might put the treble clef in as an articulation, then turn on "articulations" in music spacing, so that you wouldn't have to manually add extra space for the clef change.)
- Darcy
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On 01 Jul, 2004, at 04:40 PM, Mark D Lew wrote:
I know this has come up before, but I forgot what the consensus was.
I've got a piano piece where the left hand starts in the treble clef, but I want to print it with a bass clef initially then a clef change to treble immediately after the time signature before the first note. Finale resists that; as soon as the clef is dragged before the first note it changes the initial clef.
I know I have to kludge this, but what is the preferred method? My thought was to change the time sig of the first bar (display as normal) then add an invisible rest before the actual first note, and squish things around to make it look right. Does anyone have a better way?
thanks mdl
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