Robert Gustafson created a post,
EXPORTING TO MUSICXML FILES DOES NOT SEEM TO BE A RELIABLE WAY TO PORT ALL FINALE FILES TO DORICO PRO 5 I've used the export tool as recommended, but sometimes either the exporter or Dorico seems t...
Robert Gustafson commented,
That seems to work. I just take a frequently used setting-set, say, (Copy From) "Rock", and uncheck (Interpret) "Final Bars". I had to make those adjustments for all "problem" documents, and saved ...
Robert Gustafson commented,
I just did. Thank you anyway.
Robert Gustafson commented,
I've tried unchecking "Ritardo Before Fermatas", and it doesn't work. (Even when I clear select "Clear Selected Items" and opt to clear temp settings!) That is, it still does the ritardando.
Robert Gustafson created a post,
For some reason, Finale always slows down the tempo on the last bar of a song (in the case of a song ending with a repeat section, on the last repetition of the last bar). Sometimes, I don't want t...
Robert Gustafson commented,
Everybody--I'm not asking specifically for how to create a tempo transition by any means possible. I'm asking for how one, in a general case, uses executable shapes to do it. The manual says that o...
Robert Gustafson commented,
Re: Jeffrey Turner Setting a different tempo marking to every beat over the span of several measures would be tedious, assuming we're talking about individual tempo expressions manually inserted at...
Robert Gustafson commented,
Re: Mike Rosen I don't understand the question, or its relevance to my problem. Part of Finale's functionality is being able to "teach" the program itself how to play something. My problem is getti...
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I'm trying to create a custom tempo-alteration expression, using an executable shape. (Ideally, I want to go from 40 bpm to 160 bpm over the span of four 4/4 measures, with tempo increasing every 1...
Robert Gustafson commented,
I already figured it out. (Thanks anyway.) The only problem is, if I create the bracket as a SmartShape, there seems to be no way to affect the depth of the "vertical" parts of the bracket.