In last week’s post, I shared an example of how Finale 2014 can automatically consolidate rests at your command. While many commented to express their enthusiasm for this particular feature, one reader also mentioned that my example included a tremolo/roll articulation that wasn’t perfectly placed:
And he’s right!
Finale 2014 is here, and it’s full of new features. In this new blog series we’ll briefly highlight some of these features, one at a time, and offer some tips as well.
Are you a student enrolled in a class that assigns homework in Finale? Are you an instructor who teaches Finale?
The Repitch Tool is another of Finale’s fantastic time-savers. It allows you to use a MIDI device to quickly change the pitch of existing notes while retaining their rhythmic values.
This weeks’ guest blogger is Jonathan Feist, editor in chief of Berklee Press.
Here are some tips to help you keep your notation looking polished and professional.