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(or the full score) with the Selection tool. Select regions of measures,Ĭopy, and edit music and make other changes to score regions Previously encompassed by the Mass Edit tool. The Selection tool has inherited all functions If you have upgraded from PrintMusicĢ007 to PrintMusic 2010, use the information here to reference the new location of these These changes include the consolidation of functions into fewer toolsĪnd menus, and as a result, some commands have been moved, added, renamed,Īnd/or moved to different locations. PrintMusic 2008 included several interfaceĬhanges that provide a more intuitive and streamlined workflow environment. *For former PrintMusic 2007 users who have upgraded directly to PrintMusic 2010: MIDI Setup dialog box (choose SmartMusic SoftSynth) MIDI Setup dialog box (choose QuickTime Playback) MIDI Setup dialog box (choose MIDI System) MIDI/Device Setup/Internal Speaker Playback List have not changed since PrintMusic 2008.) Use the following key to identify any commands Although more than one staff/part may require the same expression at the same measure, each of these types of expressions apply to their respective staff only. These include dynamics, expressive text, style markings,and technique text. Expressions that apply to a single staff.

Whenever you begin a new score with the Setup Wizard, PrintMusic automatically assigns these expressions above the top staff and above the top staff in each instrumental section. above the top staff of each instrumental section). It is standard practice in scorewriting to assign these types of markings in a consistent fashion throughout the duration of the score (e.g. These expressions will generally appear on all parts, but only once, or a few times, in the score. These include tempo markings, tempo alterations, and rehearsal letters. Expressions that apply to the entire score (all staves).To understand the benefits of this new model, it is important to recognize that all expressions are classified in one of two ways: Categories permit, for example, all dynamics to automatically share the same font, size, and positioning settings. *For former PrintMusic 2008 users who have upgraded directly to Finale 2010:īecause similar types of expressions usually share positioning and appearance characteristics, PrintMusic now separates the different types of expressions into independent categories.

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Select this menu item to play-in chords while using Manual Input.

Chord/MIDI Input is now called Chord/Allow MIDI Input.

All type into score functionality has been added to Chord/Manual Input.

Chord/Type Into Score has been removed.

The following menu items have been removed or changed: See Percussion.įinale's default handwritten font in now the new Broadway Copyist font. The name of the percussion instrument appears next to the entry cursor or caret while entering percussion with the Simple Entry tool or Speedy Entry tool.

PrintMusic's handles are now transparent, which makes it easy to move anything in your score with great accuracy. The following interface changes have been introduces since PrintMusic 2009. You are here: Reference > Appendix > Interface Changes PrintMusic 2010 Interface Changes