With the release of Finale v27, we believe that Finale is more user-friendly than ever, and is packed with features that can drastically improve your music creation process.
The Worry-Free Finale Upgrade Guide
Conquering Finale Tip: Realistic Playback of Rhythm Parts
One advantage of using HyperScribe over Simple and Speedy Entry is that Hyperscribe will automatically add a layer of MIDI data.
Ryan Cohan’s Top Time-Saving Tips for Finale
The following is a guest blog from long-time Finale user, Composer, Pianist, Producer, and Educator Ryan Cohan.
Having Finale setup for the way you work and how your scores/parts need to appear is vital for working efficiently and rapidly with the program.
Finale for Drummers #6: Answering User-Submitted Questions
You had questions, and Tim Buell has answers! In this video, Tim answers user-submitted questions from the previous Finale for Drummers videos, as well as the Make It Stick webinar that he participated in.
Conquering Finale Tip: Creating Coda Systems
A coda is a musical tag, or extension, which usually follows the main body of the piece. The musician’s cue to jump to the coda is often marked by a marking like “To coda ,” and the coda itself often displays a notation like “ Coda.”
You can place such markings into your score very easily if you’re preparing your score for printout only (without playback).