I am trying to use a glockenspiel (medium plastic), but when I write notes within the staff, I don't get any sound whatsoever. But , when I transpose up an octave or 2, the sounds happen. But I don't want the performer to play the notes that high. How can I fix this? I'm sure there is an easy solution.
Excellent! Glad to hear that got you squared away.
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over 14 years ago
Guys, I just came across this same problem, but the issue just recently came about. I've been working on this file for a little over a week now and all of a sudden, the pitches will only playback when they are 2 octaves lower on the staff. I read through the thread that Bryan suggested, but that's for Sibelius and I'm running Finale 2009. Any suggestions for my set up?
-Windows 7 -Finale 2009 -VDL 2.5
Brandon
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over 14 years ago
Brandon,
Check to verify that Transposition is turned off or set to none for this staff, Staff>Edit Staff Attributes. Also, are you using the Finale09 templates or did you add a staff for the glock?
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Ted,
That did the trick! I must have accidentally clicked on the ";Transposition"; marker somewhere. Thanks for your help!
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I am trying to use a glockenspiel (medium plastic), but when I write notes within the staff, I don't get any sound whatsoever. But , when I transpose up an octave or 2, the sounds happen. But I don't want the performer to play the notes that high. How can I fix this? I'm sure there is an easy solution.
Thanks,
Dennis Eveland