Dear list members.
I am still on good old ver. 2008.
I am writing into Finale for publication, my late fathers music for a
feature film from his handwritten papers.
In one part, he writes for 1. and 2. violin and viola a pattern made of 6
16th parts notes in one quarter note space, I think
But is it a staff with chromatic transposition?
Christopher
On 19-Oct-13, at 19-Oct-13 1:50 AM, Richard Huggins wrote:
No, I'm wanting to show that a certain note, having been sharped
for three beats now is returning to its key signaturen, in other
wordss a courtesy display. But there
I would do this by creating an expression using the one-bar-repeat
symbol. In the Maestro font, it's slot number 212. You can experiment
with the size, but I found 18 looked pretty good. You can set the
positioning so that it centres on the beat in the middle of the
staff, and enter them
I don't know if it's the same in earlier versions of Finale but, just in
case it's the same, here is the instruction from the 2012 help screen.
Sorry if it's not the same.
Cheers,
Lawrence
To create a measure repeat sign
1. Click the Staff tool and select the measures you want to contain
I think he wants to repeat the pattern within the measure, providing only one
iteration of the new notes.
In any case, this is a general question, then. I have always used a wide slash
(without the dots) to indicate pattern repeats. Who else uses what?
Dennis
On Sat, October 19, 2013 10:12 am,
Hi Scott,
I'd be happy to talk about this with you, but I'm afraid I can't be all that
helpful, since I don't often write for percussion (and no, I don't do much
sophisticated stuff bypassing Finale playback).
What I have done is, on the percussion track, play up and down my midi keyboard
Greetings!
I purchased the Berklee School of Music's book on Finale and worked through
most of the book. The book is updated for Finale 2012 and I picked up a ton of
different ways of using Finale. There are some excellent suggestions on how to
work with the percussion section, also, of
My apologies for inadvertantly posting a personal message.
David Froom
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D. Froom,
No apology necessary to me; or reply! I find you always have excellent advice!
And thanks for your thoughts at anytime on any subject.
I hope you don't mind?
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On Saturday,
All,
It's been a while since I posted on here but I still read the digest.
I am still using Finale 2003 and have a file that I am trying to save as
a MIDI. I have used the expression tool to create a tempo and set the
tempo to my choice in the definition menu but when I play the MIDI file
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