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Interesting. I didn’t read it the same way you did. Yes, if the sopranos were splitting into two parts on the same staff, then the divisi “vee” would go at the end of the music, inside the staff....
Mike H., Divisi is different from splitting or joining staves, which was the OPs request. Yes, the brackets are fine for showing divisi in parts (and I wish more publishers used them) but not for t...
You should be able to use Peter's closing comment. Since the Option-1 defaults to the correct definition, you shouldn't need to do any more than those two keystrokes before entering your pitches. (...
You don’t. You can only input one line at a time.
Are you on a desktop or laptop? If this always worked in the past, but now it doesn't... Step 1: Quit and restart Finale, and try it again Step 2: Shut down the computer, wait a minute, and restart...
Make sure that your tuplet definition is correct: 3, 8ths in the space of 2, 8ths. If you inadvertently set it to "use current" or some other numbers, that might explain the issue. Here's a tutor...
You could add a percussion track.
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This issue has been around for a long time. In the MIDI/Audio menu, there is a command for All Notes Off, which should do the trick. Read about it here: https://usermanuals.finalemusic.com/FinaleW...
I agree with Ernie. I’ve long advocated for the two score solution to many problems.