Mac Finale, v27.4, Mac OS X 14.7.6 (Sonoma), iMac Apple M3, 24 GB RAM
Richard Moon, Just a thought: Perhaps you do not have the “full Finale”, but rather its smaller sibling PrintMusic? That would certainly explain the missing features, like the menu item “Edit Mea...
Also, you can copy/paste when you have done the first measure. Take a look at the Copy Filter, and make sure the Filter only copies, what you need - e. g. only “Notehead, Accidental and Tablature S...
Note, however, that Finale will display a {clef change} clef at each switch between Flute and Piccolo, since the clefs are different (even if the two different clefs display the same clef symbol/fo...
The utility can only do one task for you: change the notehead character to a Spacebar character. But it can do it for all the notes in a selected region. By The Way: Are you familiar with using F...
To replace the notehead with a space character: A. Doing it “manually”: 1) Special Tools Tool. Go to the dialog box Notehead Settings (e. g. via the sub-tool Notehead Position Tool: Select the ...
On the parts it will be obvious they are different movements (and the score is clearly market with new sections beginning on new pages with new titles). If I understand you correctly, each moveme...
A. A. Mittring, 1) To create the x’s as articulations, just use the Articulation Tool. In the Articulation Designer dialog box you will find all the options you need. You can use any font, and yo...
I am not set up for a midi keyboard. Do you know of an alternative way to enter D7#5b9 rather than using an actual midi keyboard.? midi is beyond my scope right now. Mike Halloran gave you a hype...
A. A. Mittring, 1) In the image you attached, the x’s are positioned a little too low, at least in my opinion. I would move them a little up so that they are centered around the staff-line. 2) ...
Chord suffixes are document specific (not program specific). A document’s chord suffixes are shown in the dialog box Chord Suffix Selection. If the ø suffix is not in the original document, then ...