Mac Finale, v27.4, Mac OS X 14.7.6 (Sonoma), iMac Apple M3, 24 GB RAM
Welcome to the forum! Are you using Finale v27? Windows or Mac? Please describe your steps - so that we can try to reproduce the problem. - Are you changing instrument via Utilities menu > Chan...
Ian Swedlund, By The Way: In your example the first sixteenth grace note was notated as a ‘c’. I suspect that it should be ‘c♯’ - as shown in my attached graphic.
… Thanks Peter. Does that mean adding a 1/2 beat to the bar ? … I did not add ½ beat. Instead I made room for the two sixteenths by changing the previous quarter to a non-displaying tuplet: 2 Eig...
For me, the eighth note grace note did not collide with the accidental. However, I did get collision between the sixteenth note grace notes and the bass clef. I fixed the problem by using two reg...
Human Playback creates its interpretation “on the fly”. But there is another option: 1) set Human Playback to None. 2) MIDI Tool. MIDI Tool menu > Apply Human Playback… In this way the Human ...
Welcome to the forum! What version of Finale? Windows or Mac? … I've looked in HP preferences but didn't see anything applicable … It sounds like you have not seen MIDI/Audio menu > Human Pla...
… What Finale settings do you think are relevant for opening a midi file? … Just guessing: MIDI/Audio menu > MIDI File Options > Import MIDI File Options… MIDI/Audio menu > Quantization Settings…...
1) Did you examine the contents in the MIDI file - before you opened the MIDI file in Finale? I wonder how the tuplet is defined in the MIDI file. (perhaps 6 sixteenths in the space of 4 sixteenths...
We need more info from you: - What version of Finale? - Windows or Mac? Before we can reproduce the problem, we need to know your exact steps.
Welcome to the forum! An idea: Make sure that there are no Chord Tool dialog boxes open.