Mac Finale, v27.4, Mac OS X 14.7.6 (Sonoma), iMac Apple M3, 24 GB RAM
You can create a dashed hairpin as a shape expression. By default the Expression Designer selects the option “Allow Horizontal Stretching”. You can create brackets (left - right) as two expressions.
Michael Nunes, You wrote: “Is there any way in staff styles to differentiate notes in 1 layer? A lot of the piece has both horns playing unison rhythm in one layer.” I am not sure I understand ...
The feature “Automatic Multimeasure Rests” is a document specific setting (not a program specific setting). Obviously the Document Setup Wizard uses a template (Document Style) that has not gener...
Perhaps I am missing something, but to me it does not seem necessary to “manually change key signatures for each section, one by one”. I can transpose the entire document, modulations and all, at...
My first guess would be that you - instead of going the “specify voicing” way - could use staff styles to show/hide layers. In Other Words: Create two different linked parts (e. g. Horn 1 and Hor...
In my own copy of Finale v25 I do not have something called a “Help Manual”. Where did you find that “Help Manual”? I do have an online manual called “User Manual”, but the description in my User...
I suppose that you are talking about the Speedy Entry Tool. right? And I suppose that your word “Keyboard” means “MIDI Keyboard” (not computer keyboard), right? Take a look in the Speedy menu. ...
1) I am not familiar with the symbols “oblique neumes” and “quilisma”. Hence I can not tell whether the glyphs can be found in one of the music fonts you get for free with Finale. If the shapes are...
Anders Dillmar, You wrote: “I'd like to know how the worksheet Veni, veni Emmanuel is made.” Just open the document, and look at its settings. 1) The clef was done in the Clef Designer 2) The...
Rafael Cameras, Perhaps it is time to open a support ticket at Tech Support.