On 16-4-2017 17:57, Klaus Smedegaard Bjerre wrote:
> For making this notation in a few bars, my method is the fastest, because you
> can copy the barlines with filtered copying. I never suggested it used for a
> whole piece. The process in itself is faster than creating a shape expression.
I guess the only way is to apply a Staff Style without barlines to the measures
you want the barlines between them; then use Expression Tool to place the
barlines as Shapes outside and between the staves.
On Apr 16, 2017, at 12:48, Haroldo Mauro wrote:
> I am trying to do
klaus, i wish i had the free time on my hands that you seem to have ;-)
> On 16 April 2017 at 17:08 Klaus Smedegaard Bjerre
> wrote:
> https://www.dropbox.com/s/52jjkhys6kvini4/Barlines%20between%20staves.png?dl=0
> You have to set the line thickness in the Smart
I am trying to do that but fail everytime. There should be a way of
accomplishing it that does not involve a lot of work-arounds.
Harold
On Apr 16, 2017, at 12:25, Barbara Touburg wrote:
> On 16-4-2017 17:18, timothy price wrote:
>> If you share what it is you need the
p of the barline between the staves.
> > In the selection tool click the bar before the barline and make the
> > original barline invisible.
> > Klaus
> > From: Barbara Touburg <btoub...@online.nl>
> > To: finale@shsu.edu
> > Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2017
On 16-4-2017 17:18, timothy price wrote:
> If you share what it is you need the players to do, then perhaps there will
> be some suggestions forthcoming that will do
> what you need, player wise, but in a more conventional way.
Okay!
I'm just trying to faithfully recreate what the composer
Hi,
Am curious why you want to do this at all? Am certainly no expert, but I
cannot think of any "best practices" that would suggest this sort of staff
change.
If you share what it is you need the players to do, then perhaps there will be
some suggestions forthcoming that will do
what you
7 3:57 PM
Subject: Re: [Finale] Different type barlines at a specific place
On 16-4-2017 15:49, Christopher Smith wrote:
> So I used jef chippewa’s suggestion, and after I made all the barlines in one
> system connect, I broke some of them using a staff style. That worked
> perfectl
On 16-4-2017 15:49, Christopher Smith wrote:
> So I used jef chippewa’s suggestion, and after I made all the barlines in one
> system connect, I broke some of them using a staff style. That worked
> perfectly. That is what I suggest.
But I'm looking for a way to draw the barlines *between* the
I just tried it in Finale v25, and you’re right, any group you add applies to
the whole system, never to a partial system. Even though I applied it to ONLY
measures 1 through 3, ALL the measures in the first system got their barlines
extended between staves. At least it was only the system!
So
Well, I tried it after a good night's sleep and it still doesn't work.
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On 15-4-2017 22:42, Christopher Smith wrote:
> I think you can set Group Attributes for selected passages only, if you
> select them first.
Thank you all! I will try it tomorrow. It's 23:50 over here right now
and I'm going to sleep. You'll hear from me!
I think you can set Group Attributes for selected passages only, if you select
them first.
C
> On Apr 15, 2017, at 3:06 PM, Barbara Touburg wrote:
>
> On 15-4-2017 18:36, Christopher Smith wrote:
>> It’s in the Group Attributes. In the Measure Tool>Measure
try selecting the entire system (all measures in
that system) and do it. this is what i was
talking about, there is an easy trick to it once
you get it :-)
>It¹s in the Staff menu >>Groups and Brackets>>Add
>Then there is a popup menu where you can select
>³Draw barlines only between
staff tool :
you can create a group for only 1 measure or a few. do your layout
first because the barline appearances depend on the group the 1st
measure on the system belongs to, as i recall. i'm away from finale
at the moment so can't verify 100% the details of what i wrote :P but
that
It’s in the Staff menu >>Groups and Brackets>>Add
Then there is a popup menu where you can select “Draw barlines only between
staves”
However it didn’t work. I selected a couple of measures only for a new group,
but didn’t get the barlines between staves. I am missing something.
Harold
On
You can probably do it with some combination of Group Barlines and Measure
Barlines and enabling/disabling "Override Group Barlines" in the measure
attributes dialog.
But I'd have to see the specific example to say for certain.
On Sat, Apr 15, 2017 at 2:06 PM, Barbara Touburg
On 15-4-2017 18:36, Christopher Smith wrote:
> It’s in the Group Attributes. In the Measure Tool>Measure menu>Groups>Edit
> there is an option.
On second thought, that didn't work. I want barlines between staves for
only a couple of measures.
In my Measure Menu there's no option Groups>Edit.
On 15-4-2017 18:36, Christopher Smith wrote:
> It’s in the Group Attributes. In the Measure Tool>Measure menu>Groups>Edit
> there is an option.
Yes, you are right. Now I remember! Thanks!
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Hi Barbara,
It’s in the Group Attributes. In the Measure Tool>Measure menu>Groups>Edit
there is an option.
Christopher
> On Apr 15, 2017, at 12:26 PM, Barbara Touburg wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm working on an organ piece in which the barlines on the top two
> staffs are
Hello,
I'm working on an organ piece in which the barlines on the top two
staffs are drawn through both staves, but incidentally I need barlines
between the staves.
I know that there's a way to accomplish this, but I can't remember. Can
anyone help? Thanks!
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