Choose Type > Swing to specify a swing feel, or Tempo to specify a tempo (beats per minute). You can use the Maestro Times font to place musical characters and numbers on the same baseline. Use the tools in the Expression Designer to design your metronome marking.If you would like to create a metronome marking from scratch, click Create Tempo Mark. The Expression Designer dialog box appears. Select the swing indication and click Duplicate, then Edit.The Expression Selection dialog box appears. You can use this indication, duplicate and edit it, or create your own using the Shape Designer. We’ve provided a swing indication as a Shape Expression in your default library. In these cases, you can use Finale’s Shape Designer to create metronome indications as complex as you wish. The method listed above for creating metronome markings is quick and easy, but it can’t handle sophisticated tempo indications like the one shown at right. Any time Finale encounters the expression you’ve just defined when it plays back your score, the tempo will change to reflect the expression’s playback definition. If you just defined a new expression, click Assign to add it to the score. This setting is measured in quarter notes per minute, but you can change it to half notes-or any other value-using the Tempo drop-down menu.) The number you type into the box is a standard metronome setting. This defines the expression to change the playback tempo to this setting whenever the marking appears in the score.
Enter a number in the Set to Value box.From the Type drop-down menu, choose Tempo.Click the Playback tab to display the playback options.When the Expression Selection dialog box appears, choose Tempo Marks, click the desired marking, click Edit, and then skip to step 3. If you haven’t yet placed the marking in the score, double-click where you would like to add the marking. If not, follow these instructions to define its playback effect. If your tempo marking includes a metronome component as described above, Finale automatically interprets it for playback. Noteman says: To easily record, or ‘conduct,’ a unique tempo change for any region, use TempoTap. To tell Finale to automatically match playback to the number of beats per minute specified, click the Playback tab and select Match Playback to Metronome Marking Text.To insert a note, click Insert Note and select the desired duration from the drop-down menu.If you don’t need text prior to the metronome marking, skip this step.
(Category Fonts are defined in the Category Designer dialog box.) Use the Font drop-down menu to enter characters in the Text, Music, or Number Category Fonts.
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