Mac Finale, v27.3, Mac OS X 12.6.9 (Monterey), iMac Intel Core i7, 4 GHz, 32 GB RAM
PETER THOMSEN commented,
Welcome to the forum! What version of Finale? Windows or Mac?
PETER THOMSEN commented,
… For #3, double-click to select the chord. CMD-up or down arrow will let you select a single note … Thomas Robbins, Since you are on Windows, you do not have a Command key. I suspect that you ...
PETER THOMSEN commented,
… I still don't get consistent results when trying to shift octaves using the number pad 6-9. There must be some nuanced difference between how I select notes … Do not select notes (in the Simple...
PETER THOMSEN commented,
Thomas Robbins, Welcome to the forum! I suppose that you know the metatools for shifting a selected region up or down? - the number 9 key: octave up - the number 8 key: octave down - the number...
PETER THOMSEN commented,
Mark Thompson, You do not mention Staff Sets. have you ever tried Staff Sets? (look in the View menu)
PETER THOMSEN commented,
… Playback Controls and how it's positioned. In Mac you have to open it from menu … I am not sure what you mean by your words “how it's positioned”. Do you mean “where it's positioned” - or do yo...
PETER THOMSEN commented,
John Kinane, We need a more precise description af what you are trying to do. 1) Do you need to change between two staves (= Grand Staff) and a single staff (like e. g. Vibraphone, Glockenspiel...
PETER THOMSEN commented,
Use 3 staves: a single staff and a Grand Staff (= two staves) Use the Staff Tool to hide staves where they are not used.
PETER THOMSEN commented,
Welcome to the forum! Are you using Finale v27? Windows or Mac? Please describe your steps - so that we can try to reproduce the problem. - Are you changing instrument via Utilities menu > Chan...
PETER THOMSEN commented,
Ian Swedlund, By The Way: In your example the first sixteenth grace note was notated as a ‘c’. I suspect that it should be ‘c♯’ - as shown in my attached graphic.