Mac Finale, v27.4, Mac OS X 14.7.6 (Sonoma), iMac Apple M3, 24 GB RAM
If I understand you correctly, you want to hear in playback a “dead”, “mechanical”, mathematically rhythmically correct performance, rather than your (human) Hyperscribe interpretation, right? Se...
That old feature has been replaced by a new and easier way to do page layout. The old feature involved switching between the Page Layout Tool and the Staff Tool. In the new way to do it you stay ...
You can not avoid linked parts via extracting parts since extracted parts are created from linked parts. If an extracted part is missing, then the corresponding linked part has not been generated. ...
Michelle Whitson Stone, The second measure in your posted example can also be notated using layers in the top staff. Put the upper notes in Layer 1, the lower notes in Layer 2.
You have to do it “the other way around”: Add all the staves to all the measures in the entire document. Then, in Page View hide the empty staves where you do not need them. This {hiding of empty...
… how about scrolling from one staff to another? … I am sorry, but I do not understand. I suppose that your document is a multi-staff document, like e. g. a wind band orchestra, right? Are you ...
From your description it sounds like you are not familiar with 2-up printing ? In the Print dialog you have the options 1-up, 2-up, and 4-up.
Yes, you have come to the right place. Unfortunately I seldom export MIDI files, so I can not help you with your problem.
They disappear during playback, but show up when I want to print. Do not worry. The “ghost notes” will not print - they are hidden notes. To avoid seeing them on the computer screen, go to View...
My first guess would be that the culprit could be the way the pickup measure is created. I suggest that you do not use the document’s option Pickup Measure (also, it does not play back correctly, b...