Finale 27.4, Windows 10, Sonar, (Cubase), Dorico Pro & Dorico iPad
Mike, whether he found an actual bug or not, Victor pointed out what he says he wanted to point out in his original post. You were very kind to try to offer suggestions, but Victor sadly would not ...
Ernest, In Victor's own words: "I was not looking for a solution. I had already found one good enough for me, if not others. I was pointing out an apparent bug." If that was his original inte...
If you are suggesting that you are the first person to use Finale to write an opera, I seriously doubt that is true. Clearly others have discovered, as you have, ways to make it all work.
Or can you create the folder (path) it is looking for long enough to get you past the error message? (I generally use a PDF Printer rather than Finale's Export feature since, at least in the past...
Victor, I am glad you have found (or crafted) a solution, but just because you do not understand something does not mean it is wrong or without logic in the grand scheme of things.
Were your parts generated from an earlier version of the software? After all, extracted parts--unlike linked parts--do not change as one updates the score.
I have almost invariably received prompt support from Finale when I have needed it, but you are correct that 44 days is too long.
The mixer in Aria is affected by dynamics sent to it by your Finale score (MIDI). If you want to set starting levels to try to balance instruments against each other (important since Aria instrumen...
This has probably already occurred to you, but how much free space do you have on the hard drive to which you are exporting?
It works (Xylophone to Tambourine). Not sure why you could not have tried it on your own. It doesn't take a minute to create a test project.