on 6/10/03 11:41 AM, Harold Owen wrote: > 1) Use the MIDI tool to assign > delay times for all the individual notes of the first of these large > chords, then use Mass Mover to copy only "Performance Data" to the > other chords. > 2) notate the complete chord in the lower staff, then > use cross-staff notation to move the right-hand notes to the upper > staff. The problem with this is there will be a stem connecting all > of the notes (unless the chord is only whole notes). I don't want to > fuss with "white-out" to get rid of the unwanted part of the stem. > 3) notate the chord normally, then create a second non-printing > articulation and adjust the playback of the articulations so that the > the complete chord rolls properly from the bottom of the left hand to > the top of the right hand. > > I am using the first solution for the most part. Have any of you > found a simpler solution? Is there a plug-in for this that I haven't > discovered?
Hal, You could just modify your second solution: create the chord on one staff, cross-staff the other hand's notes, hide the stem with a blank Custom Stem, and create a Smart Line to put in your own stem on each hand's chord. That way you wouldn't have to fuss with "stem white-out." I haven't tried this... let me know if it works out to your satisfaction. ------------- Brad Beyenhof [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
