Mac OS 13.3 Ventura, Finale 26.3, 27, SmartScore 64 Pro | Copyist for the Barbershop Harmony Society | wawoodman at aol dot com
MIKE ROSEN commented,
A definite NO! Deleting the lyrics from the lyric window will erase them from the score. Use Peter's suggestion: Sopranos in Verse 1, Altos in 2, etc. You will have to adjust the baselines, but onl...
MIKE ROSEN commented,
Put it in and drag it off the screen. Either way works.
MIKE ROSEN commented,
Does this happen with all files, or just one?
MIKE ROSEN commented,
Thanks for the input, EB. I wonder if that's a Windows thing? I just opened an orchestral template with 25 instruments on my Mac, and the mixer showed them all. No arrows.
MIKE ROSEN commented,
I may be wrong. I don’t see it in the documentation, so I guess I misremember. Sorry.
MIKE ROSEN commented,
I believe there is a limit to the instruments viewed. Can you scroll to the left or right?
MIKE ROSEN commented,
That’s easy, then! What you see is what you got. No expansion, as far as I know. Are you having a mixer-related problem?
MIKE ROSEN commented,
Karl, ate you referring to the Mixer, which shows you all of the instruments, with sliders to control the volume, or the Playback window? Are you on a Mac or Windows?p
MIKE ROSEN commented,
A lot of it will depend on how you are entering your triplet. In a case like this, where it's a repeating triplet, copy the first one, and Paste Multiple. Even if the pattern is the same but the...
MIKE ROSEN commented,
You would double-click on a file to open it. Or, open Finale, File > Open… and navigate to your file on Finder.