FINALE 2014.5 LYRICS INPUT SOFTWARE
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You can use the Customize View button in this dialog to hide or show the settings you tweak most often. Playback choices for each instrument are made from this same location as well: MIDI or AudioUnits / VST Device, MIDI channel, Mute, Solo, Volume, Pan etc. In the Instrument List section of Finale’s Score Manager, you can define, edit, reorder, and delete score Instruments, including mid-score instrument changes.Ĭertain staff settings which used to reside in the Staff Attributes dialog such as the instrument name, transposition, initial clef and staff type (percussion/tablature) have been moved to the Score Manager. Even without the inclusion of File Stats, though, the redesign is a big improvement. Hopefully, this info will be consolidated in some future version of Finale.

You still need to enter a sub-dialog to see the File Statistics here, even though there is now plenty of blank space available in the redesigned File Info dialog to display these right in the overview. Stats for the score are displayed when you are viewing the score, with stats for individual parts available if you open the Score Manager with a part forward. Statistical information about the score (or any individual part) such as number of pages, staff systems or bars is also available from here. It replaces the old File>File Info menu item from 2011 and earlier. The File Info section of the dialog allows you to enter all of the global score information for the piece such as Title, Subtitle, Composer, Arranger, Lyricist, and Copyright. The Score Manager in Finale 2012 and later has two sections: File Info and Instrument List. At the heart of this new feature is the Score Manager. More recent versions of Finale have neatly consolidated all of the parameters required to define an instrument into a single dialog and in the process, also given us an easy and intuitive way to create instrument changes for doubles occurring in the same staff. And everything had to be set up manually, so if you were working with doubling parts, you needed to make changes in several areas of the program just to show the double’s transposition, clef and name correctly, and also play back the correct sounds. First of all, playback was completely separated from the visual definition of any given instrument, requiring that you make changes in both the Staff Attributes dialog and in the Playback Window.

Lyrics instantly appear exactly as they'll print out.Before Finale 2012, setting up a staff to be fully defined as a particular instrument was a tedious process.

Not only do they look great, they also influence NotePad playback.It's simple to switch to another marking or drag them anyplace you wish.Enter a lyric verse and NotePad automatically spaces the lyrics under the notes with publisher-quality precision.

FINALE 2014.5 LYRICS INPUT PROFESSIONAL

Combine these professional sounds with NotePad's Human Playback and the results are truly astounding.Adding dynamics and tempo markings is quick and easy.

FINALE 2014.5 LYRICS INPUT SOFTWARE

NotePad includes more than 128 built-in software instrument sounds. With Human Playback and built-in sounds, your notes not only make sound - they make great sound. It's also about interpretation and sound quality. Select notes on your computer keyboard by typing note names, or enter notes in step-time using a MIDI keyboard - or any other MIDI device.NotePad is more than just notes. NotePad handles instrument transposition, clefs, key signatures, freeing you to explore the creative process.Capture your ideas quickly with NotePad. Whether you're notating guitar tablature, composing a piano solo, or arranging for a jazz combo, NotePad's Setup Wizard sets up your score automatically.

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