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From the Type drop-down menu, choose SmartMusic Marker.Now, the expression is defined to appear in light gray in the score, and will not print. Highlight the text, and then choose Text > Style > Hidden ( CTRL+SHIFT+H).If you do not enter any text here, skip the next step. Intelligent Accompaniment=50, Wait for Note On, Repeat, etc.) though you could leave this box empty if you do not care to display any text in the score. You might want to enter text that describes the marker you are about to define (e.g. The Expression Designer dialog box appears. For this example, we’ll create a new one.

Some expressions, such as the default rehearsal letters are already assigned as SmartMusic rehearsal marks. The Expression Selection dialog box appears. If you wish to create a note-attached expression, be sure to click directly above or below an existing note in the solo staff.

On the solo staff (or the top staff of an ensemble score), double-click where you would like to place the marker.

Noteman says: If you are creating a rehearsal mark, the expression should be aligned with the beginning of the measure. Remember to always try using the Add SmartMusic Marker utility (under the Edit menu) prior to creating expressions manually with Expressions. The following steps are general and are required anytime you want to add a SmartMusic Performance Marker as an expression. (It is assumed the performer will resume at the tempo specified in the score). For example, Reset Tempo is always added at the point the accompaniment is to resume after a Wait for Note marker has been added. Tip: Several markers are sometimes added for you automatically while using the Add SmartMusic Markers utility. By choosing this option, you instruct SmartMusic to read the values entered into the Description text box of the Expression Designer, and incorporate them into the performance accordingly (like rehearsal marks and repeat markers).

The Use Description Text marker is available for additional marker possibilities that may be added to SmartMusic in the future.

Add a Reset Measure Counter marker to reset the SmartMusic measure counter.

Add a Breath Mark End marker to indicate the end of a breath mark.

Add a Large Breath Mark marker to indicate a pause sufficient for a large breath.

Add a Small Breath Mark marker to indicate a short pause sufficient for a short breath.

Then, add a Resume marker on the beat the accompaniment is to resume (upon hearing the note, the cutoff of a note, or a foot pedal message).

Add a pause marker ( Wait for Note On, Wait for End of Note, or Wait for Foot Pedal) to the beat you want to pause the accompaniment.

This marker eliminates tempo changes that have been applied as the SmartMusic Intelligent Accompaniment feature responded to tempo adjustments made by the soloist.

Add a Reset Tempo marker to a beat to specify a return to the tempo specified in the document.

Octave marker to the beat following the optional octave section to specify the end of the optional octave. Octave Down 1 to specify the first beat of an optional octave section (where the soloist has the option to play up or down an octave).

This rehearsal mark will display in the SmartMusic interface during the performance.

Add a Rehearsal Mark to the beginning of a measure to indicate a rehearsal mark.

This is now called Follow Me in SmartMusic.

Add an Intelligent Accompaniment marker to a beat to specify a change in the Intelligent Accompaniment level.

SmartMusic markers are added to the beat or measure where you want the effect to occur, depending on the marker type:

(We recommend always trying the Add SmartMusic Markers dialog box first while creating performance markers. If you decide to add SmartMusic Markers manually, follow the same instructions for placement of each marker outlined in this section. When you apply SmartMusic markers this way, you create expressions that contain special SmartMusic playback data that SmartMusic can recognize while performing the accompaniment. Although the Add SmartMusic Markers dialog box is the recommended method, some users prefer the extra control offered when entering them manually. After doing so, the markers appear in the score as expressions defined for playback as the appropriate SmartMusic marker type.īecause SmartMusic markers always appear in a Finale score as (hidden) expressions, they can also be added manually with the Expression tool. You can add all of these markers using the Add SmartMusic Markers dialog box under the Utilities menu (as described in this section). You can also use markers to adjust the level of Intelligent Accompaniment ( Follow Me) during the course of the performance. You can use SmartMusic performance markers to specify effects that are found in standard accompaniments such as rehearsal letters, pauses for fermatas, cadenzas, caesuras, and repeats.