[Robert Patterson:]
>>I don't agree it is "very complicated". You can achieve the result
>> you want
>>(mid-measure keys/timesigs) using a few extra steps. The result is
>> robust
>>and works exactly as you would wish it to, including playback.
>>
>>Finale does permit e.g. 3/8 in RH and 9/16 in
[Robert Patterson wrote:]
>I don't agree it is "very complicated". You can achieve the result you
> want
>(mid-measure keys/timesigs) using a few extra steps. The result is
> robust
>and works exactly as you would wish it to, including playback.
>
>Finale does permit e.g. 3/8 in RH and 9/16 in
I don't agree it is "very complicated". You can achieve the result you want
(mid-measure keys/timesigs) using a few extra steps. The result is robust
and works exactly as you would wish it to, including playback.
Finale does permit e.g. 3/8 in RH and 9/16 in LH, where the barlines line
up. (I
[Raymond Horton:]
>"when I finally got to creating the expression and
>putting it into a score, it just kept trying to put a slur line
> instead."
>
>Very sorry, but I lost track of who posted this.
That's okay; it was I.
>Windows Finale 25, I often
>find the program will not put the
"when I finally got to creating the expression and
putting it into a score, it just kept trying to put a slur line instead."
Very sorry, but I lost track of who posted this. Windows Finale 25, I often
find the program will not put the expression or smart shape that I want,
and will insist on
That is rather disappointing and quite surprising to me, that
these things can be accomplished only with a lot of very complicated
fiddling around. I need to do all those three things moderately often
in the music I compose.
Key signature changes inside a bar are surely common
[David H. Bailey:]
>There isn't a downloadable manual for recent versions of Finale.
I was afraid that might be the case. Anyway, thanks for the
suggestions, those who offered some. I will keep them in mind.
>The best I know of would be to purchase the book "Finale 2014
>
On 8/17/2017 8:18 PM, Michael Dutka wrote:
> Wow! Been painstakingly plotting out my bowings ever since I learned how to
> do that in college, and hearing I've been wasting my time all these years.
>
[snip]
It's a shame that your college professors didn't tell you to indicate
bowings only
