Hi Darcy,
Yes - this seems to be the only choice when using these symbols. You have to
control the positioning of each one individually. Not so painful, but unusual
in that most things like this are default positionable in Finale.
Chuck
On Jun 10, 2014, at 9:38 PM, Darcy James Argue
Hi Darcy,
Document Options Repeats Repeat Endings only controls the position of the
numbers under repeat brackets (unless I am blindly missing something - always a
possibility).
What I am trying to do is to set default positions for Coda signs and Segno
signs, as I used to do when using
Hi Chuck,
I thought the options under Ending Repeat Text controlled Coda etc.
positioning, but I guess not? I never have need of these symbols.
I think your only option is to create the symbols, then input the desired
values in the Text Repeat Assignment dialog box. It's an extra step,
Hi all. I'm running FInale 2009, and I'm looking for some suggested
settings for expression positions. The biggest one for me is pizz./arco
markings. The default positions above the baseline leave the markings
flying above the staff (nearly to the level of the next staff.
Any suggested
At 3:37 PM -0300 5/16/11, Adam Taylor wrote:
Hi all. I'm running FInale 2009, and I'm looking for some suggested
settings for expression positions. The biggest one for me is
pizz./arco markings. The default positions above the baseline leave
the markings flying above the staff (nearly to the
I go to positioning, keep everything there, but add -.1 inch to Additional
Baseline Offset (that's minus point one inch). This makes it generally lower,
but it still lifts when the notes get high (that's the Additional Entry Offset
value).
You can find a value you like better than mine (maybe
It's probably easier to just lower the expression baselines globally (they are
set far too high by default). The Entry Offset will take care of collisions
with high notes if it's set correctly.
Cheers,
- DJA
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WEB: http://www.secretsocietymusic.org
On 16 May 2011, at 3:21 PM,
You are right, if I had only thought of that BEFORE changing all my default
positions!
The Entry Offset doesn't take articulations into account, so one still has to
manually nudge the ones on notes with articulations.
Christopher
On Mon May 16, at MondayMay 16 3:29 PM, Darcy James Argue
FINMAC 09
I'm in a conductor''s score and can;t get tempo alterations to go
where I click them. They appear at the top of the page. I've checked
all the settings I can think of. What do I have to do to be able to
put arit in, say, the violin part?
RH
