At 09:24 AM 1/17/04 -0500, gj.berg wrote: >I've always worked under the assumption that hairpins cannot be >performed on any note being held -- in order for the decresc. effect to >take place the note has to be be rearticulated.
To change the *velocity*, a note needs to be rearticulated, but the *volume* can be changed during the progress of a pitch. Velocity is part of the note; volume is applied to the channel. All parts sharing a channel will all be affected by a volume change. Since there are 16 channels and multiple banks in Finale, you should have plenty of room. For separate dynamics for every player, parts need to be entered into separate staves and layers, and the assignments made in the instrument list. (This advice is for Finale 2003 and earlier. I don't know how Finale 2004 works, and if it supports more than 16 channels for its own playback, I have always dumped Finale's Midi to an external studio application when the score was finished.) Dennis _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
