The best method I know is to use extra measures with blank notation and
invisible barlines.
Michael Cook
On 1 Apr 2006, at 20:45, Rob Deemer wrote:
Apologies for breaking into y'all's chat on generational gaps,
immigration and American Idol...
I've been working on some examples for a textbook gig and have been
frustrated by one of Finale's (albeit totally rational) issues. For a
normal piece of music with key changes and clef changes, key changes
are placed first in a measure and then the clef change. But in
textbooks or similar contexts, it is common to show several measures
with various clefs and keys in a row but display them clef then key,
as if they were at the beginning of a system. Is there anyway to force
the key signature to show after the clef change or are we still
relegated to "creating" a key signature with expressions or other
workarounds?
Thanks in advance
Rob
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