Aaron Rabushka wrote:
Very often I find myself wanting to use put 3/2 and 6/4 time signatures in a
measure, especially when it alternates with 4/4 time. In practice this looks
like 36/24, although that is of course not what it means. Is there any way to
get Finale to show this?
Yes. It's called a compound time signature, and the procedure for
creating it is detailed in chapter 12 of the Users manual. If you did a
complete installation, you should be able to access this chapter by
selecting "Help" on the drop down menu and selecting the first item of
the men, "User Manual". If you can't find it from within finale, do a
search on your machine for a ~.pdf file named "TimeSigTool.pdf". The
information on how to create a composite time signature is detailed
beginning on the lower part of page 10.
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