Re: [Finale] Feathered beam question

On Fri, November 4, 2016 10:16 pm, SN jef chippewa wrote: > > flip the group (and redo feathering)? Thanks so much! That did it. I created the group in the upper clef in layer 2 and dragged the notes downward. That kept the stems attached to the correct beam so they moved with it. Dennis

Re: [Finale] Feathered beam question

flip the group (and redo feathering)? or 2 (angled) smart shapes on a group of [tuplet] 8:2 eighths or maybe start with the beam length tool and then move to the angled beams? or try an extra 32nd in bottom staff, hide notehead and stem and unbeam from group (prob won't work but wirth trying)

[Finale] Feathered beam question

Hi all, Finale 2014.5, Windows 10. Regarding this image: The feathered beam leaves stems behind when the last note is in the upper clef. I've tried what I can think of, including the beam stem adjustment tool (which

[Finale] Access to Tempo Tool in FinMac 25

This morning Haroldo posted about wanting to access the Tempo Tool in Fin25. I don't know if he uses Mac or Win, but if it's Mac I have good news. I ported JW Tempo into 64-bit on Mac. You can get it on the download page: http://robertgpatterson.com/-fininfo/finmain.html Look for v1.04 of JW

Re: [Finale] For playback purposes only

Yes, thanks! Harold On Nov 4, 2016, at 9:52, timothy price wrote: > If you make a tempo change of as little as one beat per minute, you can > control the measure exactly by linking the tempo to each note. Very precise. > Am pretty sure you can do as David suggests

[Finale] For playback purposes only

I would use the Tempo Tap feature for this. David Wolfson davidwolfsonmusic.net > On Nov 4, 2016, at 1:00 PM, > wrote: > > Finale Mac (Marvericks) 2014.d > I often use the Tempo Tool to slow down just one part of a measure, when I > feel

Re: [Finale] For playback purposes only

Just playing devil's advocate, I can think of some reasons. 1. The U.I. sucked. It was basically unusable. Personally, I only used the feature by means of JW Tempo. And now with Human Playback I don't even use it that way. Meanwhile, they would have had to either spend resources updating a crappy

Re: [Finale] For playback purposes only

On 11/4/2016 9:29 AM, Robert Patterson wrote: > You can open your file in Fin 2014, enter the tempo tool changes, and then > reopen it in Fin25. Fin25 will still play back the tempo tool. The only > level that was removed appears to have been the U.I. > [snip] Which seems really stupid to me --

Re: [Finale] For playback purposes only

You can open your file in Fin 2014, enter the tempo tool changes, and then reopen it in Fin25. Fin25 will still play back the tempo tool. The only level that was removed appears to have been the U.I. Years ago, Jari Williamsson offered a plugin to do easy Tempo Tool changes called JW Tempo. It

Re: [Finale] For playback purposes only

If you make a tempo change of as little as one beat per minute, you can control the measure exactly by linking the tempo to each note. Very precise. Am pretty sure you can do as David suggests and make the tempo making invisible. tim On Nov 4, 2016, at 7:45 AM, Haroldo Mauro wrote: > It

Re: [Finale] For playback purposes only

On Nov 4, 2016, at 7:38, David H. Bailey wrote: > On 11/4/2016 5:21 AM, Haroldo Mauro wrote: >> Finale Mac (Marvericks) 2014.d I often use the Tempo Tool to slow >> down just one part of a measure, when I feel that keeping a straight >> pulse sounds

Re: [Finale] For playback purposes only

It shouldn’t sound as a tempo change at all and it is not intended for the musicians/conductor to follow any indication, therefore I don’t want any markings in the score. It’s for Finale "playback purposes only”. Thanks anyway. On Nov 4, 2016, at 9:20, timothy price

Re: [Finale] For playback purposes only

Have asked that question myself and realized that having the tempo change visible in the score is helpful, if you hope to hear it performed that way. Conductors take liberties, as they might, but at least they would have a clear indication of YOUR intent first. Like with jazz, it is best to

Re: [Finale] For playback purposes only

On 11/4/2016 5:21 AM, Haroldo Mauro wrote: > Finale Mac (Marvericks) 2014.d I often use the Tempo Tool to slow > down just one part of a measure, when I feel that keeping a straight > pulse sounds unnatural. For example, when the whole orchestra stops > for a rest on a last beat and resumes

[Finale] For playback purposes only

Finale Mac (Marvericks) 2014.d I often use the Tempo Tool to slow down just one part of a measure, when I feel that keeping a straight pulse sounds unnatural. For example, when the whole orchestra stops for a rest on a last beat and resumes playing on the following measure. It might sound