In the Staff Tool, select the entire extra staff (click in the margin next to
the staff name) and select Hide Empty Staves from the Staff Menu. It will only
affect the staves (and systems) you've selected, and only the empty ones, so
the system that has music in it will not be hidden. It WILL be
Ha! That reminds me of a band I used to play in. The director wrote all the
very important instructions in red felt pen to make them pop out. But then for
one show, the lighting director insisted on red filters on the music stand
lights. All those important markings disappeared! People missed re
No need to break. Just select all and create. Create for "all parts and score"
while you're at it. This happens to me so often I don't even think about it any
more.
Christopher
On Sat May 11, at SaturdayMay 11 11:24 AM, Girard Bowe wrote:
> Try breaking multimeasure rests, then recreate them.
Yes, as a matter of fact. Mine deleted in the Score Manager, but I
have no idea how it got there. I was imagining that I hit some key or
combination at the wrong time...
Christopher
On 10-May-13, at 10-May-13 5:58 PM, Haroldo Mauro wrote:
> There appeared this staff from nowhere on my scor
Is it possible you have an expression set to pitch bend? Like a scoop or a
fall, or maybe a gliss marking that isn't resetting itself like it should?
Or if it is only one sound source, check the pitch wheel. Sometimes my cat
walks on my keyboard pitch wheel, causing me all kinds of grief until I
On Sun May 5, at SundayMay 5 11:20 AM, Craig Parmerlee wrote:
> I find this
> uncontrollable urge while sitting at my computer to look back over my
> shoulder and shout at the trumpets "Straight eights, dammit!!".
Try yelling "Even eighths" instead. Maybe the HP, like some trumpet players,
I am very sorry to hear this. I liked John very much, from what I knew of him
on a couple of lists. This list in particular will be the poorer for his
passing. My condolences to anyone among his friends, family and colleagues who
may be following this list.
Sincerely,
Christopher
On Sat May 4
Craig,
The articulation playback is determined locally by the articulation definition.
Open up the articulation definition window, find Playback Effect, choose Change
Duration from the dropdown menu, and make both Top and Bottom 50% (or more, if
you like your marcatos "extra fat" like Montreal
You can use a staff style to change the transposition for only the passage you
need. I don't remember how the interval and key alter boxes work, but I
remember that it is not exactly intuitive. You may have to look it up.
Christopher
On Fri May 3, at FridayMay 3 7:46 AM, Marcello Noia wrote:
I've been using it for a long time. Check carefully, though, because it doesn't
give you common slang hyphenations like "gon-na", and because it has a
liturgical user base, it returns "bless-ed" instead of "blessed" and "pleas-ed"
instead of "pleased."
Christopher
On Fri Apr 5, at FridayApr 5
On Fri Mar 29, at FridayMar 29 2:08 PM, Chuck Israels wrote:
> Learn something every day! Thanks, Doug.
>
> Had a correspondence with an expert at Finale support (after the problem was
> brought to her attention when I complained about a superficial non-solution
> from someone else on the sup
What happens to me when I open a score created in an earlier version of Finale
is that sometimes the groups for things like piano and harp get screwed up, so
that they encompass MORE staves than just the piano staff. I don't know WHY it
happens, but if you go into the Staff Tool and Edit Groups,
As it turns out, I had to do this once. The only way I could find was to make
the eighth a "1 quarter in the space of 1 8th" tuplet and add the beamlet as a
Smart line. It looked pretty good, actually.
Christopher
On Sun Mar 10, at SundayMar 10 10:47 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
>
> As for th
Sorry! As Ryan reminded me, 2006 IS a PPC app, and so won't run! It won't run
in my 10.6.8 either.
However 2007, as a Universal app, will run, though it crashed a couple of times
when I tried it just now.
Christopher
On Sun Mar 3, at SundayMar 3 5:28 PM, Christopher S
Officially, no version of Finale before 2010 is supported by MakeMusic at all
now.
Unofficially, if you can get it to install, it will most likely work.
Power PC versions of Finale (2005 and earlier) won't work, probably at all.
Installers for 2006 and higher may or may not work. The Migratio
When you did it on the score, you probably didn't set the Frame Attributes to
something that would position properly, so it appeared OFF the page for the
parts and you couldn't see it. You should probably set it to Left, Top Header,
and Position from Page Margin. Then it will position the same o
On Tue Feb 19, at TuesdayFeb 19 2:57 AM, Christopher Smith wrote:
> Funny that you're asking these questions in the Mac forum. The question in
> this case has most likely the same answer as for Windows, but that isn't
> always the case.
Sorry, I got confused about wh
There are all kinds of situations where you can get a note to hang in Finale,
particularly in Speedy. I do it all the time, by accident, say, by hitting
Return to go to the staff below while still holding the MIDI key, so the
original staff never gets a Note Off message on its channel. I also ge
I've dealt with this before and the lyrics get reduced along with the reduced
noteheads, plus you have to assign them to a different layer and that causes
lyric extension issues. I could try using a fixed font size for the lyrics, but
that starts to get touchy, especially since I can't specify f
gave me a
stacatto and accent. The parentheses entered no problem. Changing the font gave
the same results. Hmm.
Christopher
On Wed Jan 16, at WednesdayJan 16 9:06 AM, Christopher Smith wrote:
> I use the Bill Duncan Articulations font, which has small parenthesised
> stemless notehead
I use the Bill Duncan Articulations font, which has small parenthesised
stemless noteheads with flat, sharp, natural and double sharp and flat as
single glyphs. They survive a respace, and I enable articulations as something
to take into account when music spacing so that they always have enough
Score Manager. Command K on the Mac, probably control K on Windows. Get to the
Instrument List, click in the Instrument column for the staff and choose the
instrument you want, which will give you corresponding playback as well.
This is a great improvement once you get used to it, BTW, except fo
Most of what you outline there is avoidable if you have one file for the score
and one file for all the linked parts. Sometimes I do this to avoid the
frustrations in dealing with cues in voiced parts, particularly, as the parts
file will have every part on its OWN staff. The problems are not in
info/finale
>> or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to
>> finale-requ...@shsu.edu
>>
>> You can reach the person managing the list at
>> finale-ow...@shsu.edu
>>
>> When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is mo
Are you sure you're using a tie, and not a slur? Slurs will be restruck; ties
won't.
The only time I get a tie restriking is when I tie to a note in another layer.
Christopher
On Mon Dec 31, at MondayDec 31 2:01 PM, William Sinclair wrote:
>
> I have also noticed that when you tie a note acr
I'm late to the party, but Jim Williams seems to have it worked out correctly.
I gather that in the young days of complex chord symbols, some arrangers were
still mixing in elements of figured bass, where the notes in a chord took on
the accidental from the KEY they were in, instead of calculate
Use the Contextual Menu (two ways, either in Selection Tool right click (or
control click in Mac) the time sig, or in the Time Sig tool right click the
first bar where you want it) and select "2/2 (beam as 4/4)" or "Cut Time (beam
as 4/4)". This will not change anything already entered, but from
I could help you with this, but the procedure has changed in 2012. You have to
change the transposition of the staff to "chromatic", and the way to do this is
new in 2012.
What version of Finale are you on?
Christopher
On Thu Dec 20, at ThursdayDec 20 9:14 PM, William Sinclair wrote:
>
> By
We had better make sure we are using the same terms.
Part in Finale is NOT the staff name, though most of the time they are the
same. You create a PART and add a STAFF to it. The PART name can be different
from the STAFF name. Once you are in the part, go to the Score Manager. You
unlink the i
Yes. (though you must have meant "without having multiple STAVES in the score."
Multiple PARTS is what you want.)
Create a new part, name it, add the staff you want, now read carefully. WHILE
IN THE PART, go to the Score Manager (command K on Mac) and click "unlink all
instruments in this part.
My 5100 won't take thick paper in the duplexer. I finally sold the duplexer, as
I needed to duplex thin paper so seldom, it wasn't worth it. The printer is a
real tank, like the ancient LaserJet 4 I still have.
However, manual duplexing is a snap. Print "Odd pages only" through the manual
feed,
On 27-Nov-12, at 27-Nov-12 2:00 PM, SN jef chippewa wrote:
>
>
>> I have complained vociferously about both of
>> these bugs, to no avail. Maybe a well-respected
>> engraver such as yourself complaining would help
>> get these fixed?
>
> sure. and i am going to make this next deadline, too.
Yo
This is actually two different issues. One is the way the 9 key in Speedy
breaks at inconvenient times; the other is the way chromatic transposition
breaks forced appearance of some accidentals, especially if you compare concert
and transposed versions, as you are doing.
For the first, just don
No, it's a limitation to staff styles (and to the Score Manager as well, no way
to change instruments in mid-measure without kludges). I have submitted a
feature request, if you could do the same, it would help a bit.
May I suggest a second staff, carefully superimposed over the real one,
possi
Document Options>Chords, the first three items. It is document-specific, so you
can copy the settings from some other document that you like better, rather
than trial and error.
Christopher
On Sat Nov 24, at SaturdayNov 24 9:31 PM, Ryan wrote:
> Hi list,
> How/where do I adjust the baseline h
I'm betting you used Migration Assistant to move Finale from another
computer? Even if you didn't, the fix is the same, delete
preferences. It is hard to find in the new OS; make sure you have
proper instructions. I'm not on that OS yet, so I don't know the
procedure.
Christopher
On 21-N
While this is true enough, if you keep a clean copy of your preferences nearby
and simply replace the current prefs, it makes life a lot less painful. You can
also trash the prefs WITHOUT emptying the trash (or just drag it to the
desktop) and if that doesn't solve the problem, then just drag th
On Mon Nov 5, at MondayNov 5 6:05 AM, David H. Bailey wrote:
> On 11/4/2012 2:16 PM, Jonathan Smith wrote:
> [snip]> I mention this because I'm in rehearsal at this very moment for a
>> show with a 50 piece chorus and 30 piece orchestra and the MD asked
>> the brass to mark in a breath just at th
On Wed Oct 31, at WednesdayOct 31 10:53 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
> Any composer working in the United States writing for orchestra needs to be
> absolutely, acutely aware of what types of notation are most easily read at
> sight, because you're never going to get everyone to check out the p
The Simple Entry tool. I use it for this task only, preferring Speedy for
everything else.
Click the Repitch button on the Simple toolbar (second from the left on my
palette) and click the first note. It will change pitch, but no matter, since
it stays highlighted. Play the pitches that you wan
In the Selection Tool, right click the time signature and choose "4/4
display as cut time".
The reason is that the document option ONLY affects 4 eighth notes in
4/4, not in cut time nor any other time signature, so if you want to
invoke it, you will have to be in 4/4, but displaying somethi
On 26-Oct-12, at 26-Oct-12 7:38 PM, SN jef chippewa wrote:
>
>> 2) opening files in Finale 2012 that were produced in older versions
>> of Finale will display differently (and wrongly). I've already been
>> "gotcha'ed" by the latter more than once.
>
> on this point i can't really comment, you ta
If you have voiced, linked parts, you won't be able to show it again in the
part. You'll have to have two separate files; one for score, one for parts.
Christopher
On Fri Oct 26, at FridayOct 26 7:26 AM, SN jef chippewa wrote:
>
> hide one
>
> ___
>
It might be that it only APPEARS to be where it is, and then as soon as the
layout is updated and the screen redrawn after a Music Spacing command, it
appears where it really is, off the page. I have this problem with Repeat texts
all the time. It seems that first of all, the WYSIWYG (what you s
ght be Chimes. And the first letter of the
> first word looks pretty much like the W from Waterphone. But the other 3(?)
> letters . . . ?
>
> Doug
>
>
> On Oct 14, 2012, at 3:07 PM, Christopher Smith wrote:
>
>> It looks like it says Ivola Primo or Nola Piano, but n
It looks like it says Ivola Primo or Nola Piano, but neither of those makes
sense. Any chance of talking to the composer? Or seeing a part?
Christopher
On Sun Oct 14, at SundayOct 14 4:43 PM, Blake Richardson wrote:
> It's a handwritten score. Percussion instrument of some kind. The two below
the enter
> key repitch technique. Very handy, that.
>
> I'm not sure I understand why I would want no accis on a chromatic
> transposing staff, but I'll bite. What's your technique?
>
> On Sat, Oct 13, 2012 at 10:20 AM, Christopher Smith <
> christopher.sm...@v
lso, please confirm you are using Fin2012.
>
> On Sat, Oct 13, 2012 at 8:47 AM, Christopher Smith <
> christopher.sm...@videotron.ca> wrote:
>
>> Hi Robert,
>>
>> I meant turn the chord into a different one by holding it down on the MIDI
>> keyboard and h
MIDI keyboard and
> hitting Enter." When I do what I read you to be saying, nothing happens, so
> there must be a step I'm missing.
>
> To confirm once again, we are talking about Fin2012, right?
>
> On Fri, Oct 12, 2012 at 8:37 PM, Christopher Smith <
> christopher.s
Try hitting 9 twice or more while on a chord. Then repitch it by holding down a
new chord on the MIDI keyboard and hitting Enter. Are the note spelled as
expected? Try exploding it. Are the notes still spelled correctly? About
quarter to half the time the bug shows in my experience. I don't use
There are other problems with accidentals in "chromatic transposition" staves
which may be related to the 9 key, but for sure it doesn't work properly even
on normally transposed staves, or concert pitch staves. If you hit it more than
once, you will never know what it will look like the next ti
Yes, it is still broken, and desperately so. No change since the "fix."
Two bulletproof ways to ensure the spelling stays intact:
Enharmonic Spelling>Favour Flats/Sharps. But it is a pain to toggle between
them.
Enter the note WITHOUT the accidental, then hit - or + to flat or sharp it.
This i
ould think.
Christopher
On Sat Oct 6, at SaturdayOct 6 11:42 AM, Lawrence Yates wrote:
> Thank you so much - just tried it and it works, (But why on earth would
> the default be to not show them?
>
> Thanks again,
>
> Lawrence
>
>
>
> On 6 October 2012 16
file and have exactly the same problem.
> Since it seems that no-one else is finding this, I can only conclude that I
> have some incorrect setting somewhere that is causing the problem.
>
> If it's ok I'll send you the short file.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Lawrence
>
&
there on all the staves but no words.
>
> The same applies to the "Fine" mark
>
> This is Winfin2012b and the file is a new one created yesterday
>
> Cheers,
>
> Lawrence
>
> On 5 October 2012 17:48, Christopher Smith
> wrote:
>
>> Yeah, t
Yeah, this started happening to me as well, particularly on older files opened
in 2012. Each repeat bracket is set to its OWN staff list. The good news is
that all the other staves that aren't showing in the score will show their
repeat endings in the extracted parts. It didn't help me for my ch
gly spacing with lengthy suffixes in addition to
> what you describe.
>
> Would be really cool if MM could fix this in a similar fashion to how they
> handled lyrics.
>
> Don
>
> On Thu, Oct 4, 2012 at 10:18 AM, Christopher Smith <
> christopher.sm...@videotron.ca>
Expression, position set to be centred between barlines.
Christopher
On Thu Oct 4, at ThursdayOct 4 9:21 AM, Lawrence Yates wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> How do I mark a GP in Finale2012 please? (Can't find it in the manual)
>
> Cheers,
>
> Lawrence
> --
> Lawrenceyates.co.uk
> ___
Hi Don,
Robert Puff just posted about this on his blog.
http://www.rpmseattle.com/of_note/finale-chord-symbol-spacing/
He has a trick with adding hard spaces to the chord symbol that hadn't occurred
to me, but basically he's suggesting combinations of rests of various sizes, as
you discovered.
Yes, there are very good reasons not to include chords in spacing!
If you put a chord symbol over, say, an eighth note, it opens up a giant amount
of space in front of the next note. It doesn't seem to know that there isn't a
chord on the next note.
Also, putting a check on Chords in Music Spac
When Finale sees a slash, it removes ALL the part name from the PDF, so when
you expect "Title Flute/Picc.mus.pdf" you only get "Title.mus.pdf". Since the
score has this name as well, it either gets overwritten, or it overwrites the
part. If you have more than one part with a slash in the name,
There is a Staff Style, called Blank Notation with Rests Layer 1. Apply in the
part, TO THE PART ONLY, and then you will able to make a multimeasure rest with
those measures IN THE PART ONLY.
There is another one for Layer 4, but none for Layer 2, AFAIK, so you'll have
to create it if you ever
I think you told him that you weren't going to be massaging the MIDI (for
whatever reason) and he has to accept that. If he wants you to do it (and you
accept) then you should charge more money. If he doesn't like the additional
expense, or if you aren't willing to do it, he can find someone els
I'm not sure I know what you are talking about. Do you mean you want a slash
chord to be
C
—
E
instead of
C/E?
That is done by hitting a different character for the slash. Experiment with
the different configurations that
slash
shift backslash, or |
and underscore (shift hyphen)
give you.
On Sat Sep 22, at SaturdaySep 22 6:33 AM, Steve Parker wrote:
> Having decided to recreate my font libary from the ground up I've hit a
> couple of questions:
>
> How to I specify that the 'b' in Eb or Bb is closer to the E or B?
As far as I know, this is hard-coded into the font as kerning in
Yes, it's possible, but I can tell you I sure wouldn't want to do it!
You can set staves to have an independent notehead font, you can import another
set of articulations (and re-assign all the metatools for them), you can set
different regions for bar numbers, you can set different staff lists
Hi Chuck,
Yes the positioning of repeat texts is old-school a bit. Something like a $
that one returns to is LEFT aligned, so if you enter zero in the Horizontal
Positioning box, it will align with the beginning of MUSIC, not the left
barline. Something like a DS al Coda or To Coda is RIGHT ali
On Mon Sep 17, at MondaySep 17 4:51 AM, SN jef chippewa wrote:
>
>> Part of the problem would be if the bars had rests. No items to
>> attach the lyrics to!
>
> really?
>
> http://newmusicnotation.com/TEMPFILES/F2012_lyrics-rests.pdf
>
Oh jef, you scamp! I meant empty bars, particularly mul
On Sun Sep 16, at SundaySep 16 8:58 PM, SN jef chippewa wrote:
>
>> I also set barlines up as lyrics because they move nicely with the notes.
>
> huh? i would do this as a text expression set for auto-positioning
> right-justified, aligned to the left of all noteheads (with an offset
> to ac
utine of showing and hiding double entries of those expressions so that I
> could have sensible looking MM rests.
>
> Fond regards,
>
> Chuck
>
>
> On Sep 16, 2012, at 5:50 PM, Christopher Smith
> wrote:
>
>> BTW, Chuck, I was looking through the score, and
Oops! This was meant to be a private message, not for the list. It had a large
attachment, too. Sorry!
Christopher
Begin forwarded message:
> From: Christopher Smith
> Date: September 16, 2012 8:52:20 PM EDT
> To: finale@shsu.edu
> Subject: Re: [Finale] rebar independent ti
when this happened, but I noticed it in 2012b.
C
On Sun Sep 16, at SundaySep 16 8:06 PM, Christopher Smith wrote:
> Hi Chuck,
>
> I just sent you an edited version. Because of the tuplets, the 1/4 solution
> won't be optimal. I used my solution instead.
>
> Hey, it
Hi Chuck,
I just sent you an edited version. Because of the tuplets, the 1/4 solution
won't be optimal. I used my solution instead.
Hey, it's great that there ARE so many ways around this!
Christopher
On Sun Sep 16, at SundaySep 16 6:43 PM, Chuck Israels wrote:
> Hi Darcy,
>
> I just sent
time signatures as needed.
> I prefer this method since you don't have to mess with barlines as
> expressions.
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
> On Sep 16, 2012, at 1:33 PM, Christopher Smith
> wrote:
>
>> Unfortunately, the way Finale works is to have one measure e
Unfortunately, the way Finale works is to have one measure equal one
measure, always. Since you have ten measures in all the parts except
8 measures in the drums, this is not going to work in the way that
Finale would easily do it (say, 2/4 versus 6/8 would be easy.)
There is a way to do thi
On Sat Sep 15, at SaturdaySep 15 12:30 PM, SN jef chippewa wrote:
>
>> I use it for dealing with wishy-washy clients in pieces with
>> repeated material.
>
> hm, nice opening.
>
> based on the amount of discussion here over the years about this tool
> i can only assume one of two things:
>
I use it for dealing with wishy-washy clients in pieces with repeated
material. I enter, say, a verse and a chorus, then mirror them
through the piece. If, no WHEN, the client says, "This is wrong,
every time it should be F and not G" I change it once and all the
other iterations pick it up
On Sun Sep 9, at SundaySep 9 4:58 PM, SN jef chippewa wrote:
> if anyone cares, or has perhaps read this far out
> of boredom, i once had an invigorating
> discussion with someone who insisted i sign a
> petition but was incapable of answering even the
> most basic questions about the conten
Yes, that is how it works. If you only want an instrument change for one
measure, just select the measure AFTER the instrument change and set it back to
the first instrument. No worries.
In your case, set the FIRST instrument to something you know before starting,
so you can change it back agai
*********
>>
>>
>>
>> On 02.09.2012, at 20:57, Christopher Smith wrote:
>>
>>> Is everyone else getting an error message when trying to get to the
>>> MakeMusic Finale forum? It's the second day for me. Maybe
Is everyone else getting an error message when trying to get to the
MakeMusic Finale forum? It's the second day for me. Maybe they're
just down for upgrades over the long weekend?
http://forum.makemusic.com/
Christopher
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Hi Linda,
1. is now in Score Manager (command-K on a Mac, probably control-K on a PC). If
you want to change instruments mid-piece, select the passage OR only the first
applicable measure if you want it until the end, and go to the Utilities menu
and choose Change Instrument. I find this a lot
On Sun Aug 26, at SundayAug 26 10:13 AM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
> On Sun, August 26, 2012 9:27 am, Christopher Smith wrote:
>> No, you haven't missed much. The new part indeed does not inherit adjustments
>> made to OTHER parts, only adjustments made to the score. This
On Sun Aug 26, at SundayAug 26 8:52 AM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
> On Sun, August 26, 2012 3:40 am, SN jef chippewa wrote:
>> this is absurd, too. the score manager is not just another bloated
>> pile of dialogues, it is a single unifying dialogue that allowed
>> integration of a number of th
Well, linked/voiced parts are bit of a pain in the tuchus to set up, they
aren't done by the setup wizard, and you may very well have to set them all up
brand new for each ensemble.
But otherwise, point taken.
Christopher
On Sun Aug 26, at SundayAug 26 3:30 AM, SN jef chippewa wrote:
>
> th
On Sat Aug 25, at SaturdayAug 25 7:16 AM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
> On Sat, August 25, 2012 3:42 am, Jari Williamsson wrote:
>> You can define the voicing for the part before you extract.
>
> Tried the score manager for the first time using the voice distribution. All
> the a2 sections were
Sounds like one of the famous Mac font problems, probably caused by using
PostScript type AND TrueType fonts enabled at the same time. Possibly you will
have to clear a font cache (whatever that means, but I ran the fix and it
worked for me.)
Go here and read the sticky called Font Problems on
Craig,
In the Special Tools, choose the Tie Tool (it's the second one from the bottom
on the left on my default palette.) Make sure you are in the same layer as the
note. Click the note in the second ending. Three handles should appear. Click
any one of the handles and hit command-F (on a Mac.
Hmm, according to the Simon and Schuster's Guide to Writing (Canadian Edition),
there should be neither a space before nor a space after the em-dash. In
lyrics, technically there shouldn't be spaces before or after hyphens either,
but there they are in the music all the time, so I guess we can t
On Sat Jul 21, at SaturdayJul 21 12:12 AM, John Howell wrote:
> At 11:30 PM -0400 7/20/12, Christopher Smith wrote:
>> The words I have to hyphenate (obviously on different notes) are
>>
>> "Anti-Semitism"
>> "Terrorism"
>> "Paganism
The words I have to hyphenate (obviously on different notes) are
"Anti-Semitism"
"Terrorism"
"Paganism"
Would all these be "is-m"?
"howl" on two notes, maybe "how-l"?
the acronym "J.W.B." on five notes. I'm thinking "J. dou-ble-U. B." but maybe
no hyphen after "dou-ble"? It follows several othe
ave no problem showing normal
> notes in other layers. You do have "notes" (among other items) unchecked in
> the "other layers" section of the alternate notation part, right?
>
>
> On Jul 19, 2012, at 11:01 AM, Christopher Smith wrote:
>
>> John,
John,
Have you figured out how to have NORMAL notation in another layer when this new
staff style is applied? It is an option with the factory slash and rhythmic
notation styles, but not when I do it myself.
Christopher
On Thu Jul 19, at ThursdayJul 19 11:02 AM, John Blane wrote:
> Yes, mak
Yes. You create a new staff style and there are things you do with Use Note
Shapes and hiding stems that I don't remember. I have a file that I did it with
in 2012, and you are welcome to it. Just give me a private request and I'll
email it to you. Copy the appropriate measure over to your file,
I keep a copy of my current prefs close and an alias of the proper folder, so I
can trash and replace with minimal fuss. I trashed prefs with AppleWorks once,
but Finale seems to need it with remarkable frequency. I seem to go in waves;
for example, it has been rare over the last few months, but
Apparently in an upcoming upgrade they will allow edits to the ranges. I
noticed right away that they expect Maynard Ferguson on trumpet (high A) as
well as the principal bassoon with the NY Phil (high E), but the trombone and
tuba ranges are approximately high school senior level, topping off a
I've never used the numeric keypad for metatools, but I don't think that is the
issue. I have had metatools stop working in the way you describe on a few
occasions. I have taken it as evidence of flaky behaviour before a crash, and
rebooted the computer. That cleared it up. It is not an ongoing
Global Staff Attributes plugin. Turn them off for every staff using
the plugin, then go back and turn them on for individual staves as
you were doing before, but obviously you only have to do THAT 3 or 4
times instead of 30!
Christopher
On 13-Jul-12, at 13-Jul-12 2:47 PM, J D Thomas wrote
Once your default page settings are entered, then in the Page Layout Tool
select Redefine Pages>Selected Pages of Selected Parts/Score and choose All
Parts from the dropdown menu. Leave everything else as is and hit Okay. This
will make ALL parts pages conform to the default settings.
Now do t
Whaaa? Staff Styles are AWESOME! They seem to have fixed in 2012b the
score styles not showing up properly in parts. Note-attached slurs,
also awesome (though not completely problem-free, but hey, whaddya
want?) Text, well, I am still waiting for partial point sizes and
centre justification
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