To specify a fixed split point

To enter HyperScribe, click the HyperScribe Tool. The HyperScribe menu appears. To enter the Transcription window, click the Transcription Mode, then click the measure where the transcription is to begin. See Recording with HyperScribe or Transcribing a sequence. 

1. From the Record Mode submenu of the HyperScribe menu choose Split into Two Staves or from the Split Point submenu of the Transcription menu choose Fixed. The Fixed Split Point dialog box appears, letting you enter a number. The number refers to a specific note on your MIDI keyboard; middle C is key number 60.
2. Click Listen. Finale displays a message, telling you that it’s listening.
3. Play the MIDI note you want to designate as the split point for your transcription. If your MIDI equipment is set up properly, the number in the Split MIDI Note text box changes. (You can also type a number directly into the text box.) When Finale transcribes your performance, all notes below the note indicated will be put on the lower staff; all notes above, including the specified note, will be on the top staff.
4. Click OK (or press enter). If your piece has no clear split point, you may find it easiest to record the right-hand part an octave higher than written. After Finale transcribes the piece, it’s a simple matter to transpose that staff to the proper register (see Transposing: by interval).

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