Alexander Yoder commented,
BRUCE SCHNEIDER I'm sorry to say that I've long since moved on to the much greener pastures of Dorico. I simply moved the maps to appropriate folder, from what I can remember.
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Normally I can go into the Score Manager, drop down an instrument, and change the "Device" of a specific layer. In a recent score, whenever I try to do this on one staff in particular, it changes t...
Alexander Yoder commented,
>This is a misunderstanding. You do not load any libraries into the Finale v26 program. Not at all, I understand this. By "load a library in Finale 26" I simply meant "load a library while using ...
Alexander Yoder commented,
Standard installation. Library files are located at C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\MakeMusic\Finale 26\Libraries and I am attempting to load them the same way I always have. I have also tried ru...
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Whenever I try to load a library in Finale 26 I get an error saying: "Cannot read file" followed by the path of the library I am trying to load. Sometimes, things still appear to "work", like when ...
Alexander Yoder commented,
Because the part is to be played by one player, reading from a grand staff. Adding a 3rd staff would increase clutter in the score and part.
Alexander Yoder commented,
The issue is that I'm trying to add this capability on a 2-stave marimba part - the library in question is a suspended cymbal library which uses CC1 for swells, so I'm using "Change Instrument" on ...
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I have a sound library that uses the mod wheel (CC 1) to control dynamics. I know I can create new expressions for p, mp, mf, f, etc. which tell Finale to modify CC1, rather than note velocity. But...
Alexander Yoder commented,
I had no idea the changes made with Change Instrument showed up down there in the expanded view of the staff. This solves the problem perfectly. Thanks!
Alexander Yoder commented,
It would make more sense to have all the parts in one staff, but I appreciate the suggestions. Combining two instruments from different libraries is actually incredibly easy - you just put each ins...