But if he indicates: "I want you to perform and respond to this music," then his fundamental duty is to write his music so that it is accessible to interpretation. If the composer says in effect to the performer: "I do not care whether you perform my music or not," we cannot argue the matter. Woodwind specialist and doubler - Finale 2014d using Speedy Entry - no capslock, GPO 4 Full, Garritan Jazz & Big Band 3, Garritan Concert and Marching Band 2, Windows 10, 12GB RAM, frequently RTFM. I can't think of a single instance where I would ever need to do so.
I don't thnk I've ever applied a staff style until I was doing final layout. "There is a world of difference between a person who has a big problem and a person who makes a problem big." – John Maxwell What exactly are you deleting when this happens, and how are you deleting it? I'm on Windows, so it may be different on Macs, but I do not find that deleting something in a measure with a staff style deletes the staff style(s) also. Īlso Motet, don't you find when you write music you change your mind about 200 times? I do. I've had people try to help me on Team Viewer and we just can't work out what the problem is.Īlso I feel like I need to have a whole other degree in computer science to understand how in the world they work. Unfortunately script s do not work on my version of Finale. You might ask yourself why you're clearing measures so often, though. Uncheck "Tempo Marks, Tempo Alterations & Rehearsal Marks (Stack Selection Only)" I use a Finale script to avoid clearing them: Long-time Sibelius user trying to learn how to use Finale. I'm drastically slowed down by having to go to clear selected items all the time and it's so fiddly! Is there a setting that can make it when I press delete / clear it ignores staff styles? There has to be a better way.Įvery time I delete something I lose my staff styles, so I have to go to "Clear Selected Items" and do it that way. MakeMusic Forum > Public Forums > Finale - Macintosh - FORUM HAS MOVED! > Delete items without it deleting staff styles
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