Notice the marking has changed color to orange. Click the "C" rehearsal mark above measure 13 and press DOWN ARROW to nudge it down a bit.Let's move that rehearsal mark down a bit. Our "C" rehearsal mark is a bit close to the marking in the top system. Click the last measure and press the up arrow to move it to the previous system.To hear notes you enter in concert pitch, choose Document > Display in Concert Pitch. Noteman says: When you enter into transposing staves you hear the transposed pitch, and not the concert pitch. In addition, adjustments to the positioning of any item in the part will not affect its positioning in the score. Even though the part has been locked with 4 measures per system, the score will stay locked with 3 measures per system. Choose Document > Edit Part > Clarinet in Bb.Īt this point, you can format the part for printing.Because we have changed formatting settings on the parts, we want to replace the parts with new ones that carry these settings. A window appears telling you that you are about to replace the existing parts. Make sure Create Multimeasure Rests is selected.In this window, you can tell Finale to generate multimeasure rests, apply music spacing and fit a certain number of measures per line. Many of the changes you’ve applied to your score can also be applied to all parts at one time. Part Creation Preferences – What it does: Finale introduced parts for this file automatically when we ran the Setup Wizard, which are perfectly adequate, but we will replace those with new parts to demonstrate some of the options available to you. Changes to notation in either score or part applies to the other respectively, but many elements in parts, such as expressions, text, and formatting can be edited independently. Edits to music in the score also apply to the part. Parts are integrated within the score and the content is intelligently linked. If this is the case, access the Tutorial documents by navigating to the C:\Program Files\Finale\Music Files\Tutorials folder. If you have navigated away from the default "Finale Files" folder, a different folder may appear when you choose File > Open. To access a tutorial document, choose File > Open and double-click the "Tutorials" shortcut. To begin at this point, open Tutorial document Finale includes a number of tutorial files that complement the Finale Tutorials. Format each part while preserving the score.
When you create a score with the Setup Wizard, Finale begins the task of creating individual parts for each instrument.īy the end of this lesson you will know how to:
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