Mac Finale, v27.4, Mac OS X 14.7.6 (Sonoma), iMac Apple M3, 24 GB RAM
You can use the Text Tool, or you can use the Expression Tool. 1) With the Text Tool, make the text block measure/staff attached. If you enter the text block from Scroll View, it will automatical...
… the open button is greyed out… no way to open it … It Would Be Nice To Know the steps you have already tried, to open the .musx document. Your screen shot shows a directory dialog box. It loo...
The so called “legacy” file format has the file name extension .mus. The .mus file format is not downwards compatible, meaning that files created in e. g. Finale 2012 can not be opened in Finale 20...
The culprit could be a text repeat with playback effect Stop on Pass 1.
- Or, set both time signatures to display as 3/4+4/4. In that way you do not need to hide time signatures. Just another way to skin the cat.
… the 7 is not necessary, it is implied in the Ø symbol, which stands for a 4 note chord … I agree. And the o symbol, too, stands for a tetrad (o = diminished 7th chord). However, it seems that...
Are you using Mac Finale or Windows Finale? For Mac Finale: Ensembles are recorded in the ensembles.txt file located in the Finale/Configuration Files folder. You can configure ensembles.txt your...
… MacOS 10.15.6 Finale 26.3.1.643 … … previously, it was easy to just go into Playback Options, override previous tempo markings by setting it to either "reset" or (use) "current settings." If that...
Have you tried “the usual suspects”? I mean - Reboot the computer, - Remove the Preferences file (= com.makemusic.Finale.plist), - Quit Finale, and launch Finale again,
Three things control the tempo in Finale, and they work in a hierarchical fashion: At the top of the “tempo hierarchy” is the recorded MIDI data Tempo Changes. In the middle you have the expression...