Finale does not directly support this, so you have to use a workaround. One quite
effective workaround is something of a nuisance to do manually. Insert an extra 16th
note at the end of the bar and create a tuplet over the first one 0 16ths in the time
of 1 16th. You end up with two 16ths that a
> You want it beamed over the barline into the next measure?
>
> Liudas
>
>
No, because it's in the the last bar of a system; it's a single-standing 16
note, and I would like to have it beamed like if it had to be beamed to
another 16th note
Thank you
Giovanni
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Giovanni Andreani wrote:
If I understand your directions correctly, you can do the following:
Simple entry;
Deselect "check for extra notes";
Put the notes in the bar as required, and add an extra 16th note beside
the one you need the beaming on;
Beam those two notes with Speedy entry (and ch
> If I understand your directions correctly, you can do the following:
>
> Simple entry;
>
> Deselect "check for extra notes";
>
> Put the notes in the bar as required, and add an extra 16th note beside
> the one you need the beaming on;
>
> Beam those two notes with Speedy entry (and choose "i
Giovanni Andreani wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to beam a note as single 16th note with a beam as it would be if
extended over a rest, but it's the last note in 3/8 time with other rests
before it, and I don't want it beamed within the previous group. In the
Finale options (2003), I can just find the
You want it beamed over the barline into the next measure?
Liudas
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From: "Giovanni Andreani" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Finale Groups" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2004 12:29 PM
Subject: [Finale] Beaming 16th Notes
Hello,
I'm trying to beam a note as single 16th note with a beam as it would be if
extended over a rest, but it's the last note in 3/8 time with other rests
before it, and I don't want it beamed within the previous group. In the
Finale options (2003), I can just find the "Extend Beams Over Rest"
ch
