To use Simple entry, click a note or rest value, then click in the score. Once the notes are in the score, there are limitless ways to array and combine them. Entering NotesĮntering notes is the primary function of the program, and where most of the work takes place. Something else we usually do at this point is set a tempo using the Expressions tool. If you haven’t chosen a key signature and time signature in the Setup Wizard, now’s a good time to do that. The last option on the screen is XML, useful for opening XML files created in other Notation apps such as Sibelius and some Digital Audio Workstations. Although it’s possible, it’s not a terrific option – they usually need a ton of editing. We can open Midi files directly into Finale. We have a course later on on tempo issues in Finale, so for now, let’s just pass on that step and do it when the document opens instead. We usually wait on that last until the score opens, because of the way Finale interprets tempo information. Ou can pick a key signature or time signature in the setup wizard, and also set a tempo. The Default document opens a single staff “Default Document.”įinale also ships with Templates that are pre-configured for many standard ensembles, such as Symphony Orchestra, Studio Orchestra, Broadway Pit Band, and many others. You can use a Document Style you might have created previously. It automatically assigns sounds to all the instruments for playback, configures all the clefs and transpositions, and creates a set of linked parts for your score.
Most of the time we use the Setup Wizard, which is useful because it offers the opportunity to set up your score as you create the document. Step one in any Finale project is creating a document. Book a One-to-One Session Creating a File
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