Finale 2014c Windows. I have a passage for violin, alternating arco and
pizzicato. I don't usually use playback, but the player this piece is
intended for would like an audio file. Rather than having a mess of
arcos and pizz.s, the default notation for Garritan in Finale, I'd
prefer to
The human playback needs the arco text to recognize that
it has to send the appropriate MIDI data for arco technique.
If you delete the arco text, it won't recognize it anymore.
The easiest solution is:
instead of deleting the arco/pizz text, use a hidden font.
Then the text won't be displayed in
Working on a piece where there is an optional double from Bari sax to Bass
clarinet. The original has both parts on the same line - stems up and stems
down, which seems pretty efficient.
Question is: How to copy the notes in layer 1 to layer 2, and transpose
only layer 2 to
Assuming you don't care about playback:
1. Edit-Move Copy Layers (copy layer 1 to layer 2)
2. Switch to layer two.
3. Select Show Active Layer Only
4. Transpose.
If you need playback, you may be able to disable playback for layer 2.
On Mon, Nov 3, 2014 at 8:56 PM, dershem ders...@cox.net
That would do the job asked for, but it would be written with an
incorrect key signature.
I have serious doubts this is the right thing to do. I presume the
notes in Layer 2 are a cue and there's a separate Bass Clarinet part
with these same notes transposed for Bb. Any cue notes written on
On 11/3/2014 8:16 PM, Peter Taylor wrote:
That would do the job asked for, but it would be written with an
incorrect key signature.
I have serious doubts this is the right thing to do. I presume the
notes in Layer 2 are a cue and there's a separate Bass Clarinet part
with these same notes
No - no separate part for the Bass clarinet. This is a big band
chart,
and I dont want the book any more bloated than it already is.
cd
Aha! In that case I would have the Bass Clar notes on a separate staff
with Bb transposition and apply the Hide Staff style to all the tacet
measures.
