With every musical-theatre project I compose, I choose a distinct display font
for song titles. I installed the font for my upcoming project (blossom.ttf),
set up the project's template to use it in Finale 2010, and life was good.
Then MakeMusic offered the great deal on 2012, so I bought and
Most of my work these days is in creating the piano-vocal scores for
musicals, which frequently contain blocks of text that's spoken over
music. I create these as measure-assigned text blocks.
What I'm wondering is if there's an easy way to choose two or more of
these blocks and align
Regarding my call for help on a 7/4 piece...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1/1.5 + 1/1.5 + 2/4 + 2/4 (or ... + 1/2 + 1/2, depending on whether
you'd rather manually fix the sixteenth note beams or the eighth note
beams).
Which was logical, but, as shirling neueweise
[EMAIL PROTECTED] pointed
On Feb 11, 2007, at 1:01 PM, David Fenton wrote:
While that gets the beaming right, it displays time sig of 3+3/8 +
4/4
Right--but from there it's pretty easy to use 7/4 as the display
signature.
Thanks again.
-C
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I have a piece that's written in 7/4, and I'd like to re-notate it
for clarity as 6/8 + 4/4. That's easy enough to do, but 6/8 is, to
Finale, 6 distinct 8th notes rather than two groups of 3.
Were I notating whole measures in 6/8, I could easily choose two
dotted quarters per measure as
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use a Special Quickey that's called select rear window. I have it in
the universal set so it is available in all apps.
See, I thought that was the QuicKey for choosing a Hitchcock movie!
Thanks; I'll try it!
-Clay
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