Mac Sonoma, Fin27
but if what I want is now impossible how would you quickly enter a B&W chord manually? possibly without a midi device?
for instance if the cluster symbol is white in most music means white notes, if it is black means black notes and if it is B&W it means all the notes between the cluster limits... What I am asking ...
as you can see from 1''50" on the notes are inputted manually, before the cluster plugin is applied
thanks Michael, but... that (very useful) plugin it's only graphical (top and bottom note); it doesn't fill them (as it happens in reality) with all the sounding notes that constitutes the cluster...
that xml trick works (not always) for expression not at all for tempo markings... with old scores is a nightmare!
I found a temporary workaround: saving the "wrong" file in xml then reimporting it... up until now all the custom expression disappearead and are assigned in the right category
good point! in your opinion there is a way to convert custom expression to standard expression?
ok https://www.dropbox.com/s/y6ikpkwpm7sjf8c/auchdu-temp-17082022-fontsproof.musx?dl=0 thanks
Yes
I know... Finale Maestro and, just in case, Maestro Legacy...