Mac Finale, v27.4, Mac OS X 14.7.6 (Sonoma), iMac Apple M3, 24 GB RAM
Jeff Kantner, If I understand you correctly, you are talking about two consecutive systems - right? The first system ends a verse, and it ends in the time signature of a verse - right? And the ne...
Welcome to the forum! What version of Finale? Windows or Mac?
… For #3, double-click to select the chord. CMD-up or down arrow will let you select a single note … Thomas Robbins, Since you are on Windows, you do not have a Command key. I suspect that you ...
… I still don't get consistent results when trying to shift octaves using the number pad 6-9. There must be some nuanced difference between how I select notes … Do not select notes (in the Simple...
Thomas Robbins, Welcome to the forum! I suppose that you know the metatools for shifting a selected region up or down? - the number 9 key: octave up - the number 8 key: octave down - the number...
John Kinane, We need a more precise description af what you are trying to do. 1) Do you need to change between two staves (= Grand Staff) and a single staff (like e. g. Vibraphone, Glockenspiel...
Use 3 staves: a single staff and a Grand Staff (= two staves) Use the Staff Tool to hide staves where they are not used.
Welcome to the forum! Are you using Finale v27? Windows or Mac? Please describe your steps - so that we can try to reproduce the problem. - Are you changing instrument via Utilities menu > Chan...
Ian Swedlund, By The Way: In your example the first sixteenth grace note was notated as a ‘c’. I suspect that it should be ‘c♯’ - as shown in my attached graphic.
… Thanks Peter. Does that mean adding a 1/2 beat to the bar ? … I did not add ½ beat. Instead I made room for the two sixteenths by changing the previous quarter to a non-displaying tuplet: 2 Eig...