Hi Mike,
You're doing nothing wrong. Graphic expressions are broken this way
in Finale 2007-2008 and maybe other versions too. I gave up on them
because of this.
Place them in page view and redraw. If you are using any staff
reduction, they will probably shift to where they are going to p
Hello Great Gurus --
After 14(?) years of using Finale, I finally have need for the
expression designer. Go figure ...
FinMac08 -- I'm trying to make an expression (or would it be an
articulation?) that automatically attaches directly above the note
(and above the staff) that I attach it
Thanks for the info, esp. the pedal thought. Yes, I would like the
"con pedale" option, although, further into the piece, there are
harmonic changes within some measures which need to be indicated.
Thanks again,
Dean
On Jan 12, 2009, at 12:19 AM, Florence + Michael wrote:
I think the flat
Guy, this is good info ... I thank you. If I were to break the beams
as per your suggestion, than I assume the "md." indications would not
be needed ... yes?
Thanks again,
Dean
On Jan 11, 2009, at 7:46 PM, Guy Hayden wrote:
Yes, if you move the hairpins up close to the staff this will loo
This is very off topic, I guess, so reply privately.
I am looking for 18th or 19th century repertoire for one singer
(preferably bass) and string quartet. I anyone has an idea, please let
me know.
Thanks,
Johannes
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I think the flat beams are fine. Of course you should move the
hairpins up. You should also move the staves closer together: not
only will this save space, it will look more balanced.
Don't forget to move the stem of the second to last note in measure
five to the other side of the note.
A
