Finale 27.4,1, SmartScorePro 64, All of the Garritan Libraries, NotePerformer 5.0.1, 10TB other VIs ... 2023 M2 Mac Studio Ultra 192GB RAM, 8TB, macOS Sequoia 15.7.2 / Tahoe 26.1; Overture 5. Notion 6, Dorico Pro 6, MuseScore 4.5.x, Encore 5.0.7 over Mojave—2012 MBP, DP11, Logic Pro, BIAB Audiophile 2025… Conductor, Singer, Arranger, Composer (former bassist), Retired ASCAP. 40+ years experience solving Mac problems; spent years in Windows and UNIX support
Cool! I like what you've done with it and may have to pull the trigger this time.
Here are the minimum system requirements https://makemusic.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/216545087-System-Requirements-for-MakeMusic-Notation-Products Looks fairly minimal to me, frankly. Beyond ...
Actually, that’s to be expected. The Read Me https://makemusic.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360010402933--Read-Me-Documentation-for-Finale-v26- points to this page https://usermanuals.finalemusic....
Yes, I’d doing a demo, I’ll use a melody instrument like a synth flute even on choral mockups. Never choir ooohs or aaahs.
Ok but how are you importing the vocal? Are you processing it at all on export? Normally, export audio is straightforward—what you hear on playback should be how the track sounds on the bounce. ...
How are you generating the keyboard audio? General MIDI? VST? other? How are you recording? Are you exporting to stereo or mono?
If appoggiatura, you should not be applying a slash at all, of course.
That's a can of worms. Normally, with multiple beamed grace notes as acciaccatura, you do not slash all of them. Only the first one has the slash. This was as I was taught (50 years ago? Yikes!) ...
Are Finale and Aria on your boot drive or external?
What OS? If on a Mac, you can restore it if you have a Time Machine backup.