Finale 27.4, Windows 10, Sonar, (Cubase), Dorico Pro & Dorico iPad
I encounter this problem almost every time I save an existing project back to my computer, and I am saving to an SSD permanently installed on my computer.
That suggests that your Finale audio driver and your computer sound driver/card are set to different sample rates. Set them both at 44.1K or 48K and your files should play back in tune.
I suppose one could substitute Comic Sans or Dingbats or some other esoteric font (on a copy of the file, perhaps) and scan one's resulting PDF to see where the offending font appears.
This sounds as if you are encountering a keyswitch (a note outside the normal range of the instrument that the VST uses to set a playback quality, like legato, arco or pizz). If so, you need to mat...
The key is to send the note to an empty Aria (VST) slot to mute the sound. I used a separate layer (and would hide the rests and fix the stem direction), but I have been able to do this with one la...
The old percent (resize) tool now looks like this:
I would suggest exporting your music as XML and then importing it into a brand new file. That often strips out anomalies. Save the new file under a new name in case you need to go back to it for ...
Don't forget that you can use a shortcut within one folder to associate (for example) small files, like Finale files, on one drive with much larger files (like audio files) on a different drive, es...
Arne is working on a NP4, but its release is said to be not imminent. I expect he wants to make sure it is right.
You could create a new part layout in Manage Parts that showed only the voices if that's what you want and then print that.