move LH to layer 2, select layer 2, show active layer only, copy LH
staff to RH, uncheck show active layer only. use note mover tool to
move notes from layer 2 to lower staff and hide LH rest either with
staff style or real whole rest that is hidden.
http://newmusicnotation.com/TEMPFILES/cr
You must trash Finale prefs when going from PPC Mac to Intel Mac.
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On 13 Feb 2010, at 7:47 AM, SN jef chippewa wrote:
>
> since moving to a new computer (laptop using external and laptop screen) i
> can't access the layout palettes (edi
jef chippewa wrote:
the lv ties are really superfluous because of the pedalling
indications but can be useful nonetheless.
Yes, I was worried that the pianist would not sustain the grace notes.
you might want to consider moving the notes above C3 into the RH
staff (anything above around A4
I'm unclear whether you need to have the barlines touch the staff (but
not go through it), or whether you need to have the staff freestanding
for the one bar.
If you only want the staff free-standing, you can do it with a staff
style as Dennis described.
If you want the barlines to touch the staf
I've just figured out a way after playing around with styles and groups for a
while.
(by the way, this is in Viola 2)
1) Set the full strings group to only between staves.
2) All of the sub-groups in the strings set to through staves.
3) Set the viola group to a custom invisible bar line. No bar
This affects the entire piece. How do I do this for only one bar?
On Feb 13, 2010, at 10:32 AM, Robert Patterson wrote:
> You can do this with groups as follows.
>
> 1. For the entire group, set the "Draw Barlines" to "Only Between Staves".
>
> 2. Add an unnamed group for the staves above the sp
On Sat, February 13, 2010 9:46 am, Rich Caldwell wrote:
> I'd like to hide the bar line on one staff in a group in a large orchestral
> score. In other words, the instrument's staff will break the barline. I can't
> hide it using a staff style because I believe the group line overrides it.
Unchec
You can do this with groups as follows.
1. For the entire group, set the "Draw Barlines" to "Only Between Staves".
2. Add an unnamed group for the staves above the special staff with
"Draw Barlines" set to "Through Staves".
3. Add an unnamed group for the staves below the special staff with
"Dra
David McKay wrote:
I have forgotten how to force a whole bar rest in time signatures other than
Common Time.
I am guessing I used to know.
Can someone enlighten this forgetful quinquagenarian, please?
From one quinquagenarian to another, select staff tool (Identified by
the G clef), select ed
Have you tried creating a staff style that breaks the barline between
staves as well? That should override the grouping issue.
You may need to apply a staff style to two staves. First create a
staff style that unchecks barlines and break bars between staves.
Apply that to the staff in questi
I'd like to hide the bar line on one staff in a group in a large orchestral
score. In other words, the instrument's staff will break the barline. I can't
hide it using a staff style because I believe the group line overrides it.
A couple methods I can think of:
1) Use an expression to white out
since moving to a new computer (laptop using external and laptop
screen) i can't access the layout palettes (edit systm/page margins).
any way of getting thyem to show (hoping to avoid trashing prefs)?
i've tried all combinations of screen configuration, using both and
single monitors and usi
David McKay wrote:
Hi Ryan
Thanks for your help with this.
I can get it to display a whole bar rest by clicking ignore, but I don't
seem to get one, if I don't manually insert it and then correct what I get.
I'm wondering if this is because I'm putting 2 voices on one staff.
Yep, that will d
If you use the eraser tool to delete everything in the measure it should
leave the "Default Whole Rest" regardless of time signature.
On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 8:37 PM, David McKay wrote:
> I have forgotten how to force a whole bar rest in time signatures other
> than
> Common Time.
> I am guessin
Hi Ryan
Thanks for your help with this.
I can get it to display a whole bar rest by clicking ignore, but I don't
seem to get one, if I don't manually insert it and then correct what I get.
I'm wondering if this is because I'm putting 2 voices on one staff.
David McKay
On 13 February 2010 19:06,
Doesn't finale automatically put a whole rest in the bar anyway? Make
sure that the option is checked in the staff attributes.
7 is the key for whole rests in speedy. What does the error message
say? That there are too many beats in the measure? Can't you just
click "ignore" and keep working?
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