Tommaso Scarabino commented,
“How about a similar option for chord styles? Could be a great solution that can open new useful scenario
Tommaso Scarabino commented,
The difference is (much) more than the G and B notes. Finale’s chord style Solfeggio uses relative chord roots - similar to the chord styles Roman and Nashville. In my example the Solfeggio chords...
Tommaso Scarabino commented,
Hello Peter, exactly, the Italian style chord style is what I'm requesting. It is different from the traditional Solfeggio, is similar but the difference in the G and B notes. In the screenshot you...
Tommaso Scarabino commented,
Hi, thanks for your precious support, i will follow the advice.In the meantime I made a new post requesting a Modern Solfeggio style to be inserted in the predefined Finale ones so that everything ...
Tommaso Scarabino created a post,
Hello,concerning the chord styles offered by Finale, I want to request (again) the ability to choose also a modern solfeggio (Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si) in the menu styles.The Solfeggio style off...
Tommaso Scarabino commented,
If you have not already done so, I think this is something worth submitting to Finale directly via the "Submit a request" link at the top of the page. Thanks Adrian
Tommaso Scarabino created a post,
Hello,I am working on scores in which I use chords in Italian mode (a modern solfeggio Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si) and for this I select the alternative font MusicChordSpanish which allows me to h...
Tommaso Scarabino commented,
Thanks for your reply, Hope the team would give us a more efficient native way to do this. Thanks for suggestion
Tommaso Scarabino created a post,
Hello, just trying Finale 27. After transcribing a polyphonic piano part I've exploded the part in to four strings and the result is this. Why Finale does not explode polyphonic parts correctly?
Tommaso Scarabino commented,
nothing happens in these years?