Unison voices
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Andreo Basisto
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- Finale Version: 2011
- Operating System: Windows
Greetings Motet!
I'm pleased I can help you for a change!
This unison is done with two layers and then nudge one of the semibreves to the right with the note position tool.
Andreo
I'm pleased I can help you for a change!
This unison is done with two layers and then nudge one of the semibreves to the right with the note position tool.
Andreo
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David Ward
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- Finale Version: F 25.5 & 26.3
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The two semibreves (whole notes) on B (flat)?
In the attached screenshot both bars were B and G: in the second I dragged the G up to B with the result shown (this is all in the one layer and automatically spaced this way by Finale). In other words: if you first enter a non-unison in Speedy and then drag to unison, you should get the result you need.
In the attached screenshot both bars were B and G: in the second I dragged the G up to B with the result shown (this is all in the one layer and automatically spaced this way by Finale). In other words: if you first enter a non-unison in Speedy and then drag to unison, you should get the result you need.
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Last edited by David Ward on Fri Apr 14, 2023 9:47 pm, edited 3 times in total.
Finale 25.5 & 26.3
Mac 10.13.6 & 10.14.6
Mac 10.13.6 & 10.14.6
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Bill Stevens
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Yet another solution uses Simple Entry. Enter the first whole note then type 1 to create an interval at the unison.
::: Bill
::: Bill
Version 26.3 / 27.4 / Mac OS 10.15.5 Catalina
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