Johannes Gebauer writes:
It's an idea. I now wonder, however, whether the number should in fact be on
both staves anyway. Or should it be in between the staves?
Yes. I believe I have seen keyboard parts where the multimeasure
rest number was between the staves. It certainly makes sense.
Inste
as far as I can remember these should go in between.
It's a nightmare in Finale. Sometimes is easier to edit a PDF file.
cheers,
Abel
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
> It's an idea. I now wonder, however, whether the number should in
> fact be on
> both staves anyway. Or should it be in between the st
On 12.02.2003 18:41 Uhr, Harold Owen wrote
> Johannes Gebauer writes:
>
>> It's an idea. I now wonder, however, whether the number should in fact be on
>> both staves anyway. Or should it be in between the staves?
>
> Yes. I believe I have seen keyboard parts where the multimeasure rest
> number
Johannes Gebauer writes:
It's an idea. I now wonder, however, whether the number should in fact be on
both staves anyway. Or should it be in between the staves?
Yes. I believe I have seen keyboard parts where the multimeasure rest
number was between the staves. It certainly makes sense. Instea
I don't think it will do any harm to have it in both places -- less
likely to be overlooked or misread if the performer is keeping attention
on the bottom staff for whatever reason.
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 12.02.2003 13:51 Uhr, Mr. Liudas Motekaitis wrote
Finale 2001d Windows:
Create an
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Subject: Re: [Finale] Multimeasure rests question
> On 12.02.2003 13:51 Uhr, Mr. Liudas Motekaitis wrote
>
> > Finale 2001d Windows:
> >
> > Create an opaque expression which consists only of an enclosed rectangle
On 12.02.2003 13:51 Uhr, Mr. Liudas Motekaitis wrote
> Finale 2001d Windows:
>
> Create an opaque expression which consists only of an enclosed rectangle
> with a line thickness of "0". Make sure to connect this expression to a note
> which is in a frame which comes *after* the multimeasure rest,
Finale 2001d Windows:
Create an opaque expression which consists only of an enclosed rectangle
with a line thickness of "0". Make sure to connect this expression to a note
which is in a frame which comes *after* the multimeasure rest, otherwise the
number will not get covered. Place this expressio
