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Please rate this app. Please report problems here. Please share this page. Multiple Voices: Layers When a second voice with a different rhythm is required within a measure, like the eighth notes shown in red below, enter the notes in a new layer.
Each layer is a rhythmically independent voice. Simply choose the new layer and enter as you would normally. Layers can be chosen from the View menu, or the layer buttons at the bottom of the screen. Always use layers 1 and 2 rst when notating multiple voices. Use layer 1 for the higher voice. If there are three or four voices in a single staff, then use layers 3 and 4 as needed.
Compare to gure above. Be sure to uncheck Show Active Layer Only before printing. Wait for two countoff measures and begin playing. When youre done, click the score to stop recording. To set the smallest note value Since a live performance is never perfect, Finale rounds off your performance to the note value you choose. For example, if your piece does not include any notes shorter than an eighth note, tell Finale this by specifying eighth as the smallest note value to ensure there will not be sixteenth notes in the transcription.
This setting is congured in the Quantization Settings dialog box. Results of your HyperScribe recording depend on the Smallest Note Value selected and other quantization settings.
Record your performance. To change the recording tempo and countoff If you are transcribing a busy passage, you may want to record at a slower tempo for greater accuracy. Select Use This Tempo, and enter the desired recording tempo in the adjacent text box b. Be sure the correct main beat duration is selected below.
Click Click and Countoff. After Measures, enter the desired number of countoff measures c. Click OK twice to return to the score. Selecting Music The Selection tool is Finales universal editing tool. It can be used to select, move, delete, copy, paste, or otherwise edit any region of measures and virtually any individual item in the score. To select Click on the staff lines without clicking on a note to select a full measure. Click only once.
Click outside and above the staff and drag diagonally across any measure region partial or whole measures to select a measure region. Double-click a full measure to select a measure stack.
Copying measure-specic items or deleting full measures requires a stack selection. A selected region including full measures in every staff is called a measure stack and is indicated by highlighting that extends from the top to the bottom staff, including the area between staves. To expand selection Use keyboard shortcuts to expand or contract the selected region on a single staff Copying, Pasting, and Inserting Finale offers a great deal of control over copying, inserting, and pasting replacing.
To drag-copy If the source and target regions are both visible on your screen, quickly copy music by dragging the selected region. Click and hold.
To copy using the clipboard If the source and target regions are not both visible on your screen, copy music to the clipboard, then paste the contents of the clipboard to the target region. Existing music is replaced. To insert music When you copy and paste, Finale overwrites the content in the target region. When you insert, all subsequent music is pushed toward the end of the score, usually increasing the total number of measures.
A red insertion bar indicates the inserted music will nudge music toward the end of the score. Full measures will not be inserted. A green insertion bar appears when copying and inserting stacks.
It indicates Finale will insert the full measure s , pushing subsequent measures toward the end of the score. From the Edit menu, choose Edit Filter. In the Edit Filter dialog box, check the items you want to copy. Click None to uncheck all.
Click OK. To copy measure settings, a full measure stack must be selected. From the Utilities menu, choose Transpose. Select the interval from the Interval popup menu. This method transposes the music diatonically within the key signature.
To change the key, use the Selection tool context menu or the Key Signature tool. To congure a transposing staff, use the Staff tool. To add measures at the end of the score: From the Edit menu, choose Add Measures. Type the number of measures you would like to add.
To insert new empty measures anywhere in the score: Select a measure. Inserted measures will appear before this one. From the Edit menu, choose Insert Measure Stack.
Type the number of measures you would like to Insert. Select the measures you would like to t. From the Utilities menu, choose Fit Measures. Type the number of measures and click OK. Finale automatically adjusts the measure layout to t the specied number of measures throughout the selected region. To adjust the measure layout manually You can move individual measures from one system to the next, or to the previous.
Select the measure s. Working with Staves and Instruments Use the Score Manager to insert, delete, or change instrument staves. Finale adds the instrument in the selected score order, properly grouped according to instrument type.
To delete instruments from the score Click the X in the Score Manager to delete an instrument from the score. To apply Staff Styles Staff Styles can be used to apply a notation style, such as the following, to a portion of a staff. Select the measure region. Choose the desired Staff Style and click OK. Select a region including the empty staves. From the Staff menu, choose Hide Empty Staves.
To show hidden staves, right-click this handle and choose Show All. To move staves Click a staff handle and drag to move it vertically for one system only. Double-click the handle and drag to position the staff in all systems.
Markings and Text Most markings and text are added with one of three tools: the Expression tool, Articulation tool, or Smart Shape tool. In this section, you will learn how to easily add these gures, and which tool to use. Articulation Tool Smart Shape Tool. Adding expressions Six different types of gures are added with expressions, each with its own category:.
Click the Expression tool Double-click the score. Choose the category. Double-click the expression. To add multiple expressions: Note: Expressions and articulations affect playback. If you dont see the expression or articulation you need, click Create to dene a new custom marking.
Adding slurs and hairpins Lines, curves, and other shapes are added with the Smart Shape tool. Choose the desired tool from the Smart Shape palette.
Double-click and drag to add the Smart Shape. Adding text Titles, subtitles, composer, arranger, lyricist, and other text that does not need to adjust with the music is added with the Text tool. Titles Subtitles Composer. Enter the page text information. Double-click to display the text frame. Type the desired text, or, choose an insert. Inserts are placeholders for standard text like titles, page number, or current date.
Use the Number of Beats slider to specify the number of beats per measure. Use the Beat Duration slider to specify the duration of each beat e. Lyrics, Chords, and Repeats A. After the notes are entered, click the Lyrics tool.
From the Lyrics menu, check Type Into Score. Click a note to display a blinking cursor beneath the staff. Use - dash to add hyphens between syllables. Lyrics Repeats. The Lyrics window allows you to easily edit syllables, paste text from other programs, and click-assign lyrics.
Click to display a cursor above the staff. Type the chord root and sufx. For example,Amin7. When typing chord symbols, use b for at and for sharp. Select the rst ending measures. Playback A. Playback Controls The Playback Controls give you standard buttons for controlling the playback of your score.
Click the speaker icon in the Playback Controls and choose Leftmost Measure to begin playback at the leftmost visible measure.
If you have not dened a tempo marking In the Playback Controls, click the Tempo drop-down menu and choose the desired note duration. Enter the number of beats per minute in the adjacent text box. Tempo marking expressions override the tempo indicated in the Playback Controls. See Tempo Marks in the User Manual.
Human Playback The proper performance of any piece of music depends on the genre and style. For example, you wouldnt expect a jazz piece to be performed the same way as a classical sonata. Tell Finale how you want your piece performed using Human Playback. Human Playback performs the music in the style specied, and even interprets the markings youve added. Page Layout Adjusting the position of systems and page margins should be the nal step before printing your score. Use the following techniques to nalize the page layout:.
Click and drag a system to adjust the position of the system, which also adjusts all subsequent systems vertically. Click the Staff tool to show staff handles, which allow you to adjust the vertical position of staves within systems. See To move staves on page 20 of this guide for details. These icons represent systems whose measure layout has been locked. Finales automatic music spacing features will not adjust the measure layout of locked systems.
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