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BeamingBeamingSee also;; Beaming: feathered beaming;; Beaming: Secondary beams;and.Beaming of eighth notes (and notes of smallervalue) is automatic in Finale, although you can override Finale’s beamingdecisions, either on a global, regional, or case-by-case basis.Note: To automaticallymodify the appearance of all beams at once, use the.To break (or create) a beam. Click the Speedy Entry Tool, and click the measurein question. The editing frame appears. Use the arrow keys to positionthe insertion bar on the note at the end of the desired beam.

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Or click the Simple Entry Tool, and option -clickthe note at the end of the desired beam. Press the slash key (/). If thenote was beamed to the previous note, the beam breaks. If the note wasn’tbeamed to the previous note, two notes are now beamed together.

Pressthe slash key again to restore the beam to its previous form.Torebeam a selected regionWhen you first enter music into Finale,the time signature determines how eighth notes (and smaller notes) arebeamed together. In, Finale groups beamed notes in quarternote groupings with the exception of eighth notes which are beamed ingroups of 4. See to change this setting. In, Finale groups beamed notes in half note groupings.If you change the time signature afteryou’ve entered music, the beaming patterns changes unless you have deselectedthe Rebar music checkbox in the Time Signature dialog box. In such a case,it’s easy to rebeam the music to match the new time signature: Selectthe region (using the Selection Tool) and choose Rebeam Music (from theRebeam submenu of the Utilities Menu).However, if you want to give a region abeaming pattern that’s completely unrelated to the time signature—forexample, to beam eighth notes in groups of 3, 3, and 2 in a meter, follow these steps:. Click the Selection Tool, and select a region.See for someregion-selecting shortcuts.

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From the Utilities Menu, choose Rebeam, thenRebeam to Time Signature. The Rebeam dialog box appears. Using the upper and lower scroll bars, adjustthe upper and lower numbers of the “beaming signature” until you see thedesired beaming patterns. In other words, if you want eighth notesin common time beamed in groups of four (rhythmic value equals a halfnote), adjust the display until it shows two half notes (two groups offour eighth notes). If you’re in and you want all sixeighth notes beamed together in each measure, adjust the display untilit shows a dotted half note (one group of six eighth notes).Note: If you wantan asymmetrical beaming pattern (such as three, three, and two eighthnotes in common time), click the Composite button and enter the desiredgroupings into the text boxes.You specify the new beaming pattern forthe selected music much as you would create a time signature.

See below.To createcustom beaming patternsNormally, Finale beams 16th notes (andnotes of smaller value) according to the time signature. In, they’re grouped in quarter-note units; in, they’re grouped in half-note units. Eighth notes are beamedin groups of 4. See to change this setting for eighth notes.Occasionally, you may find it useful tobreak this rule. You may want to create a section of music in time, but whose eighth notes are grouped (for example) inpatterns of 3, 3, and 2.

Click the Time Signature Tool, and double-click themeasure where you want the meter to change. The Time Signaturedialog box appears. Using the two scroll bars, specify the beamingpattern you want.

If you want eighth notes beamed in groups of3, 3, and 2, click Composite, and enter “3+3+2” in the top box (and 8in the bottom box). See for further instructions in using the Time SignatureTool. Click OptionsMoreChoices. The dialog boxexpands. Select Use a Different Time Signature For Display.Using the lower set of scroll bars, specify the time signature you wantto appear in the score.

If you’ve specified a “beamingsignature” using the upper scroll bars, you could enter as the display meter. Or if you’ve specified a beaming patternof, you could set the lower scroll bars to or. Using the Measure Through (or ThroughEnd of Piece) text boxes, specify the range of measures you want affectedby the time signature/beaming patterns. Click OK (or press return ).Toprevent Finale from beaming automatically (Speedy Entry)Finale normally beams notes together accordingto the denominator of the time signature (quarter note groupings in, half note groupings in, and so on) whenyou’re entering notes in step time using the Speedy Entry Tool. You can,if you wish, turn off this feature. Click the Speedy Entry Tool.

The Speedy Menuappears. Choose Check Beaming from the Speedy Menu,so that the check mark no longer appears.Tobeam eighth notes in quarter note groups. From the Document Menu, choose Document Options,then select Beams. The Beaming options appear. Deselect Beam 4 Eighth Notes Together in CommonTime. This will only affect entries from this point forward.

Click OK (or press return ).