9-16 in the vocal staff), using either the arrow keys or the letter keys to enter notes. Continue entering the passage below (mm.After you have entered the G, press + to add the accidental.
Then, enter the G as you would normally (disregard the accidental for a moment). Enter the remainder of the measure and the dotted quarter note in measure 10.(Your cursor remains unchanged with the same duration selected previously). Noteman says: If you accidentally enter the wrong duration, or want to change the duration after entering a note, hold down OPTION and type the new duration. Double-press 4 to switch to an eighth note (and deselect the dot), and press the DOWN ARROW until the caret rests on the middle line B, then press ENTER.(The period key and the decimal point of the numpad can be used interchangeably) (period) to change it to a dotted quarter note. Move it to the D space and press ENTER to enter the note on the first beat of measure 9. Use your UP and DOWN ARROWS to move the caret to other pitches.If it doesn’t display as a quarter note, type 5 on the keypad. Press the ENTER key to activate the Simple Entry caret, which is Finale’s entry cursor.To enter notes with your computer keyboard alone Tip: If you make a mistake, press COMMAND+Z to Undo (or, choose Edit > Undo). Double click on a note to deselect any other modifiers. Click once to change duration, click on other tools (like dots or accidentals) to add those. Using these same steps, enter the following passage (mm.
#INSERT MIDI NOTE AT CURSOR PRO TOOLS FULL#
Click on the F# space in the first full measure.Double clicking on one of the tools in the Simple Entry palette deselects all other tools. Observe that the cursor has changed to an eighth note and removed the dot. Double-click on the Eighth Note tool in the Simple Entry palette.Click on the G line on the first beat of the first full measure.Simple Entry lets you select multiple attributes (such as ties and accidentals) and enter them with a single click. Observe that your cursor now looks like a faded dotted quarter note. Click on the Dot tool in the Simple Entry palette.Click on the D below the staff in the pickup measure of the top staff. We'll start by entering the vocal part.Observe that your cursor now looks like a faded quarter note. Click the Quarter Note tool on the Simple Entry palette.
You will use this menu to change settings and to refer to keyboard shortcuts. Observe the Simple menu, which appears at the top of your screen. While not the quickest or most efficient means, it is nonetheless reliable and easy, and a great place to start. Clicking-in notes using your mouse aloneĮntering notes with the mouse alone is perhaps the most intuitive and visual way to place notes into the score. If this is the case, access the Tutorial documents by navigating to the /Library/Application Support/MakeMusic/Finale/Music Files/Tutorials folder. If you have navigated away from the default "Finale Files" folder, a different folder may appear when you choose File > Open. To access a tutorial document, choose File > Open and double-click the "Tutorials" shortcut. To begin at this point, open Tutorial document Finale includes a number of tutorial files that complement the Finale Tutorials.
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