Mac Finale, v27.4, Mac OS X 14.7.6 (Sonoma), iMac Apple M3, 24 GB RAM
If you “always use measure numbers” when setting your rehearsal markings, consider deleting the two other rehearsal markings (= #143 and #144). If you delete the rehearsal markings in the Template ...
Andy Brick, Some of the symbols you need, can be found in the font NovemberExtra. Also, you can create your own symbols in Finale’s drawing environment, the Shape Designer. The shapes you creat...
… if you hide empty staves made by staff styles, it doesn't work … Alessandro Melchiorre, If you view the document in Scroll View, you can see the hidden staves/measures. You can remove staff sty...
… I am just using the score manager … You probably mean that you are using the Instrument List in the ScoreManager. … I am not aware that I am using a percussion MIDI map … You are! It is not...
Jonathan Mann, 1) I suppose that for you the PDF file displayed (and printed) correctly on all pages (and not only on pages 1-2)? 2) You tell that you “printed” the Finale document to PDF. Have...
One thing more: After you have hidden the noteheads, you may need to hide some ledger lines. There is a plug-in for that: Plug-ins manu > Note, Beam, and Rest Editing > Ledger Lines (Hide)
Another way to hide noteheads (= to get headless stems): Change the notehead font to Hidden style. Also, there are squiggle arrows of various lengths in EngraverText, in the slots #72–#77.
We ned more info. What, exactly, is it that you “can't find a way to notate” ? - the clef changes? - the expressions? - the fingerings? - the cross-staff notation? - the “headless” stems? - or?
… now Finale is no longer displaying the C9 which I taught it hours ago … This is a misunderstanding. Chord symbols are document specific, not program specific. Finale stores Learned Chords along w...
… I'm not quite sure why having an accelerando would create the need for a more complicated solution … In the example I posted, one staff has a (sempre) accelerando while the other staves have a co...