Mac Finale, v27.4, Mac OS X 14.7.6 (Sonoma), iMac Apple M3, 24 GB RAM
Welcome to the forum! 1) Use layers. Enter the up-stem notes (= the half) in Layer 1. the down-stem notes (= the eighths) in Layer 2. 2) For the very first eighth you must change the notehead t...
Welcome to the forum! It can be done, but this is definitely not for “Finale beginners”. You need to use the Shape Designer which is a drawing environment inside Finale: Use shape articulations...
Welcome to the forum! More info needed. 1. Please include pertinent details in your posts, especially if you are a first time poster. Software version (Finale, PrintMusic, Notepad, etc.) and ve...
Here is another example: In the lower staff the {before the repeat} staff-lines are added with the Expression Tool, as “false” staff-lines. On The Other Hand, the staff-lines inside the repeat are...
Kim Myeong Hyeon, The layout you have attached, can be done in Finale. I just did so, and it works (at least for me). I am not sure what is causing you difficulties? You can use custom staff st...
Will Nichols, 1) I wonder why you extract parts? Normally there is no need to extract parts; you can use the linked parts instead. 2) My first guess would be that the culprit is one or more mul...
In the first triplet I would flip the first stem. This is not a tuplet issue. Finale by default notates single notes on the middle line as downstem notes, regardless of the context. Finale can no...
… The solution was to make the tempo changes (expression tool) visible on all the staves … Ian Swedlund, The general solution is this: Document menu > Category Designer > Tempo Marks > Score Li...
Welcome to the forum! One thing more to try: Export as MusicXML, and import the MusicXML into a new, fresh document.
… I select the bars and the layer and go to Utilities>Stem Direction>Up (Layer 1) … Don Jordan, I would do it in another way: Document Options - Layers Take a good look at the options. I suspect...