from snare drum to glockenspiel

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tdlucas
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Post by tdlucas » Wed May 30, 2018 5:22 am

As you can see, I want to add a glock trill to the snare drum staff, but it's really squirrelly when I try to write a glock part. I can't write any higher than G and I can't get rid of those let-ring ties. Is there a way to tell Finale that we're now playing mallets?


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Post by N Grossingink » Wed May 30, 2018 10:51 am

If you use the "Change Instrument" utility to switch to glockenspiel, the notation will appear as you would expect.

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Post by tdlucas » Wed May 30, 2018 8:02 pm

Thanks. I've been using Finale for 20 years but have never run across that problem before.

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Post by zuill » Wed May 30, 2018 8:18 pm

The attached file goes from Snare to Glockenspiel and back.
Snare to Glock and Back.musx
Since it's hard to tell from your original post what the real problem is, it's hard to know how to suggest a solution. Maybe you can attach your file.

Zuill

P.S.: I forgot about the Glock Trill. Generally, that indicates a roll on the same pitch. If that is what you want, the attached below has that, also from the hit movie.
Snare to Glock and Back With Glock Roll.musx
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