Thank you for the video. I have been working my way through the Keyboard Maestro Course video series and am presently on 2.4 ("Intervals Palette"). Thus far, I have all the macro groups and macros working, but I came across a problem with the nested 'Finale Intervals' palette. Roughly around the 4:00 minute mark in the video, you provide instructions on hiding the 'Finale Transposition' palette when clicking either on the 'OK' or 'Cancel' Finale Transposition modal window. Strangely, this does not work. When I click 'OK' or 'Cancel' the Keyboard Maestro 'Finale Transposition' palette does not close. There is no reasonable explanation for this. The instructions are very straightforward, and the 'Hide palette' capability is supposed to close the palette. Could there be some a bug associated with hiding a nested Keyboard Maestro palette, or am I missing something obvious? I reviewed this part of the video several times and quadruple-checked my work. It does not appear that I missed a step. I am using Keyboard Maestro v10.1.1 and Finale for Mac v25 running on Mac OS X 10.14.6 ("Mojave"). Any thoughts? Much appreciated.
The font is Roboto Condensed Light. You can get it for free on Google Fonts: fonts.google.com/specimen/Roboto+Condensed?query=roboto+condensed The word "SCORE" is actually just written in all caps. Unfortunately, Finale doesn't have the concept of all caps, so I had to input it manually. Window > Score Manager > File Info > "Score Name" Insert. Hope this helps!
@@nickmazuk Thanks so much! That covers everything, except I wonder if you then had a way for the extracted parts to have the text insert with their part name, instead of taking "SCORE" from the score?
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Thanks a lot, wonderful!
Thank you for the video. I have been working my way through the Keyboard Maestro Course video series and am presently on 2.4 ("Intervals Palette"). Thus far, I have all the macro groups and macros working, but I came across a problem with the nested 'Finale Intervals' palette. Roughly around the 4:00 minute mark in the video, you provide instructions on hiding the 'Finale Transposition' palette when clicking either on the 'OK' or 'Cancel' Finale Transposition modal window. Strangely, this does not work. When I click 'OK' or 'Cancel' the Keyboard Maestro 'Finale Transposition' palette does not close. There is no reasonable explanation for this. The instructions are very straightforward, and the 'Hide palette' capability is supposed to close the palette. Could there be some a bug associated with hiding a nested Keyboard Maestro palette, or am I missing something obvious? I reviewed this part of the video several times and quadruple-checked my work. It does not appear that I missed a step. I am using Keyboard Maestro v10.1.1 and Finale for Mac v25 running on Mac OS X 10.14.6 ("Mojave"). Any thoughts? Much appreciated.
The process is successful but it makes a big circle appear instead of the harmonic symbol...
I get an error message saying “Fourths” button not found.
Anybody know what font he uses for his title? Or how to default the “SCORE” to be in all caps without it disturbing the text insert on the parts?
The font is Roboto Condensed Light. You can get it for free on Google Fonts:
fonts.google.com/specimen/Roboto+Condensed?query=roboto+condensed
The word "SCORE" is actually just written in all caps. Unfortunately, Finale doesn't have the concept of all caps, so I had to input it manually. Window > Score Manager > File Info > "Score Name" Insert.
Hope this helps!
@@nickmazuk Thanks so much! That covers everything, except I wonder if you then had a way for the extracted parts to have the text insert with their part name, instead of taking "SCORE" from the score?