Re: [Finale] two parts on one staff

There is no general solution in Finale 2008. In 2014.5 they have finally addressed it, but in 2008 you’ll have to manually hide the superfluous accidentals. Sorry. Christopher > On Nov 29, 2015, at 7:44 AM, dc wrote: > > I'm still using Finale2008. > > I have two violin

Re: [Finale] two parts on one staff

There is a Staff Style included in the new templates called Blank Notation with Rests Layer 1. Apply that to your Flute 2 part ONLY (it will not show up in the score by default if you enter it in the part). You can then select the bars (and any surrounding bars) and Create a multimeasure rest

RE: [Finale] two parts on one staff

Inspiration -Original Message- From: finale-boun...@shsu.edu [mailto:finale-boun...@shsu.edu] On Behalf Of Jonathan Smith Sent: 15 March 2011 08:06 To: finale@shsu.edu Subject: [Finale] two parts on one staff Denis, try this: Document Menu - Manage Parts - In the linked parts boxes you

RE: [Finale] two parts on one staff

This unfortunately is the drawback and I have found no way round it, except that rather than fight it I go with it and leave the 1st Flute part in the 2nd Flute part and indicate it as a cue (you can hide the text expression in the 1st part and show in the 2nd). Most doubled/trebled stand

[Finale] two parts on one staff

Denis, try this: Document Menu - Manage Parts - In the linked parts boxes you will have needed to set up the 2 instruments that share the same stave in the left hand box but assign the same stave to each in the centre box by clicking on add to Part then select each of these instruments one