Hi--
The last project I did, I did two separate files. It's really not all
that bad to combine the PDFs if you have a tool like CombinePDF (easy
and free) or the product that Adobe FrameMaker (not-so-easy and not
free) became.
On Oct 11, 2009, at 9:16 AM, dhbailey wrote:
Michael Lawlor wrote:
[Finale 2009]
Does anyone have any advice on how to produce a performing score
for piano duet with the secondo part on the left page facing the
primo part on the right page?
Regards,
Michael Lawlor
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You've gotten good replies already -- here's my suggestion:
1) enter the music in page view only;
2) calculate just which measures you want on each set of facing pages;
3) enter the music for each page just as you wish it to appear
(forget about playback of anything more than a single page of a
single part);
4) create two different page headers, one for the Secondo Part and
one for the Primo Part, each set to appear only on left page or
right page accordingly;
5) Set the measure number regions, one for each page;
This should allow you to end up with a single Finale file which will
print just as you wish without the bother of having to go to PDFs
and interlacing the pages to get the proper printout.
If I've omitted any important step, I'm certain someone will point
that out. :-)
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