Write Your First Piece of Music In 14 Steps Finale Edition!

Write Your First Piece of Music In 14 Steps Finale Edition!, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.1, with 27 lectures, based on 14 reviews, and has 96 subscribers.

You will learn about You will be able to use the basic functions of Finale (2014) or Finale notepad for basic music transcriptions and composition. You will be able to transpose, edit and write music with Finale. You learn to be able to publish print quality scores with tips and tricks in this course. This course is ideal for individuals who are The target student is someone who wants to use music notation software to create music. or The ideal student is someone who has a ton of paper or handwritten scores who needs help in Finale or The ideal student has Finale 2014.5 or Finale Version 25 yet has no clue how to get started using it. or College students who are struggling as composers It is particularly useful for The target student is someone who wants to use music notation software to create music. or The ideal student is someone who has a ton of paper or handwritten scores who needs help in Finale or The ideal student has Finale 2014.5 or Finale Version 25 yet has no clue how to get started using it. or College students who are struggling as composers.

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Title: Write Your First Piece of Music In 14 Steps Finale Edition!

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.1

Number of Lectures: 27

Number of Published Lectures: 27

Number of Curriculum Items: 27

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 27

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You will be able to use the basic functions of Finale (2014) or Finale notepad for basic music transcriptions and composition.
You will be able to transpose, edit and write music with Finale.
You learn to be able to publish print quality scores with tips and tricks in this course.

Who Should Attend

The target student is someone who wants to use music notation software to create music.
The ideal student is someone who has a ton of paper or handwritten scores who needs help in Finale
The ideal student has Finale 2014.5 or Finale Version 25 yet has no clue how to get started using it.
College students who are struggling as composers

Target Audiences

The target student is someone who wants to use music notation software to create music.
The ideal student is someone who has a ton of paper or handwritten scores who needs help in Finale
The ideal student has Finale 2014.5 or Finale Version 25 yet has no clue how to get started using it.
College students who are struggling as composers

Do you use Finale? Don’t know how to write music? Need a jump start to writing that first piece of music? Write Your First Piece of Music In 14 Steps Finale Edition may be for you.

This short course will help you do the following:

Set up a basic score in Finale Music Notation Software.
Top ways in which to notate music with Finale.
Writing out your music (melody, harmony, etc)
Putting notation such as crescendos lines, dynamics in your music.
Editing your piece to publisher quality status.
Sell your sheet music on sheet music selling platforms and your own website!

What do you need?

You only need the following:

A laptop with internet
Pencils
Music staff paper

Who is this for?

Young budding composers who are just starting out.
Composers who are in college who are struggling.

I would love to see you in the Write Your First Piece of Music in 14 Steps (updated regularly). Have fun. Learn a lot.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Start Here

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What You Need for The Course

Lecture 3: About Your Instructor

Chapter 2: All About Controls

Lecture 1: Intro to Interface

Lecture 2: Setting Up A Score

Lecture 3: Entering Notes via Simple Entry

Lecture 4: Entering Notes via Speedy Entry

Lecture 5: UPDATED: Putting In MIDI Via Hyperscribe

Lecture 6: Entering Symbols and Main Tool Palette

Chapter 3: All About the Fine Details

Lecture 1: Entering Fine Lines (Slurs, Etc. In The Score

Lecture 2: Put In Pedal Markings in With Custom Line Tool

Lecture 3: Entering Dynamics and Other Text Markings Using the Expression Tool

Lecture 4: Putting Fermatas and Other Articulations In Your Score

Lecture 5: Entering Lyrics In The Score

Lecture 6: Pasting The Final Touches Together

Lecture 7: BONUS: How to Deal With Transposition Problems in Finale

Lecture 8: BONUS: How to Beam Notes in Finale

Lecture 9: How to Add Piano-Style Tremelos in Finale V26

Chapter 4: Publishing Your Score

Lecture 1: Three Platforms For Publishing Your Score

Lecture 2: Bonus: How to Set Up Your Website for Publishing

Lecture 3: Thank you for Taking This Course

Chapter 5: Bonus: Get Started With Finale

Lecture 1: Need Help Opening a Document Not Recent? Here's One For You

Lecture 2: BONUS: How to Create a Default Document in Finale

Lecture 3: How to Change Clefs in Finale

Lecture 4: Trouble using Finale's Staff Tool? This could help you!

Lecture 5: How to Resize The Page for Publication in Finale

Lecture 6: How to Resize Staff Systems for Publication in Finale

Instructors

Cody Weinmann
Composer, Music Transcriber, Orchestrator, and Pianist

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5 stars: 7 votes

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