Mac Finale, v27.4, Mac OS X 14.7.6 (Sonoma), iMac Apple M3, 24 GB RAM
Barney Griffin, 1) You are using Mac Finale - right? 2) The “mysterious” dynamic problems could be caused by Human Playback. Are you using Human Playback? 3) Something else we might need to k...
Jean-Baptiste Des Boscs, You have given us very little information about your problem. Let us be scientific about the problem. To give you the best possible help we need more info from you. Read ...
Point 1) sounds like a display issue with your Windows system - possibly the graphics card. Regarding point 3): This is a matter of “Finale-speak”: There is a difference between an “entry” and a ...
… What exactly do you mean when you say "partition"? … If I Recall Correctly, the word “partition” is the french word for “score” - so perhaps Claude Rousseau means “score”?
James Westlyn, Music Spacing settings are document specific, not program specific. It looks like both documents have the same settings for avoiding notehead collisions: You mention that you ...
I can confirm the issue. It seems that the Copy Filter does not work, as you would expect. Another idea: Instead of copying the new melody, use the Simple Entry sub-tool Repitch Tool to change th...
Edit menu > Edit Filter… In the dialog box Edit Filter, de-select Lyrics. Now you can copy without affecting Lyrics. NB: When you are done, remember to de-select Use Filter.
Sorry for not being clear. In your first post you wrote “(left)” barline. You probably meant “(right)” barline. - Right? (a so called Left Barline will not show unless it is in the first measure ...
… is there a way to hide the tempo marks … Switch to the Expression Tool, and context-click the expression handle. In the context menu there is an option to Show/Hide. … if I want to create a g...
Michel Havenith, Since it is just a single barline in a single staff, I suggest that you use the Expression Tool to add an extra (false) barline. In the Document Options you can see the document’...