Mac Finale, v27.4, Mac OS X 14.7.6 (Sonoma), iMac Apple M3, 24 GB RAM
Dan Fabeck, Now I understand. I was thinking of the English Concertina. The Chemnitzer Konzertina is a quite different beast. The left hand notation can be done with a custom staff + the Chord ...
Mike Halloran, You wrote: “… since I can't read people's setups, I have to ask about them nearly every time …”. I do not have to ask you about your setup since I can read it all, just by clicki...
1. Select the measure region where you need to change the time signature (in your example 4 measures at 3/4 time). 2. Time Signature Tool. Doubled-click the selected region. The dialog box Time Sig...
CJ Garcia wrote: “Simple answer: you cannot get rid of that vertical line. Through all of Finale's customization and ability to do many things, the line that connects two or more staves is always t...
Are you using Human Playback? If the answer is ‘yes’, then consider the possibility that Human Playback adds MIDI Data. Try toggling Human Playback off, clear MIDI Data, close the document, and o...
Try closing the document, and opening it again. I suspect that the “old” playback is still “in the buffer”. When you close the document, and open it again, Finale sees the document as another doc...
Try this, as a test (not as a solution): Make a duplicate copy of the Finale document. In the duplicate copy, clear all MIDI Data (Continous Data, Performance Data, Tempo Changes). Now, try to pl...
Try clearing Tempo Changes in the MIDI Data. Edit menu > Clear Selected Items…
If I understand you correctly, you are setting the playback tempo in the Playback Controls - right? Three things control the tempo in Finale: MIDI Tool (= the recorded tempo changes)Expression To...
Indeed there is a way to take the altered page numbers that you currently have, and “re-command odds and evens into their respective top corners”. I suppose that the {Setup-Wizard-Document-provid...