Solved my own problem. I had the tempo setting on one expression and the swing setting on another, and both expressions were attached to the same point in the score (ie, the very first note). For some reason that made the audio file export only read one expression and not the other (even though the in-Finale playback read it just fine). When I moved the swing expression to the 2nd measure it worked fine. Weird.
(Is there a way to set both tempo and swing on a single expression? I had it on two separate because the expression’s playback definition only let me pick one type and I could figure out a way to make multiple definitions.) mdl > On Aug 20, 2016, at 4:11 PM, Mark D Lew <[email protected]> wrote: > > I’m running Finale 2010 on Mac OS 10.11.6 (El Capitan). I had to do a fresh > install on a new computer earlier this year, so I didn’t keep any of my old > settings or preferences. > > For playback, I have no external device nor Garritan sounds nor human > playback; I just do the plain MIDI that comes with the Mac and that’s good > enough for my needs. > > Today I tried exporting an audio file. The playback sounds fine when I play > back from Finale, but on the exported audio file it plays at an absurdly slow > tempo. Everything else seems fine (including a swing setting), it’s just > really really slow. I tried exporting in various ways and I doinked with > some settings in the MIDI menu, but nothing seemed to make any difference. > > Any ideas? > > When I was debating whether to upgrade or install, I was warned that v2010 > might be buggy in El Capitan. I did notice a few minor weirdnesses in the > screen display but until now nothing I couldn’t work around. Is this one of > those bugs I was warned about, or is it just an audio-related preference that > I had set before and need to set again? > > mdl _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [email protected] https://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale To unsubscribe from finale send a message to: [email protected]
