Finale uses three available tie spans—short, medium, and long—whose lengths you can separately define to best suit your document. Other global settings for each tie span allow you to tailor their overall appearance and placement in the score. You can further position and shape ties in the score individually.
See To adjust the placement of an individual tie in the score.
See To adjust the shape of ties globally.
See To adjust placement of ties globally.
Adding or removing a tie (Simple Entry Tool)
Adding or removing a tie (Speedy Entry Tool)
Adding a tie backwards (Speedy Entry Tool)
Changing the direction of a tie (Simple Entry or Speedy Entry Tool)
Changing the direction of a tie (Special Tools Tool)
Adjusting the direction of ties on chords globally
Adjusting the direction of ties on opposing seconds globally
Adjusting the direction of ties with mixed stems globally
Adjusting the direction of ties in a region
Changing an individual tie’s shape and placement by dragging it on the score
Adjusting placement of ties globally
Adjusting the placement of an individual tie
Adjusting the shape of ties globally
Adjusting the shape of an individual tie
Using outer placement setting for outer ties on chords and single tied notes globally
Changing the outer placement setting for an individual tie
Avoiding staff lines with ties over a region
Breaking ties across time and key signature changes globally
Breaking ties in a region at time or key signature changes
Breaking an individual tie at a time or key signature change
Adjusting ties for augmentation dots
Shifting ties for intervals of a second
Avoiding accidentals for single ties
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