Composite meters ( , for 
 example) are not only valuable for creating unusual time signatures, 
 but also for creating accurate beaming patterns. Finale uses the time 
 signature to determine beaming patterns, you can create a meter such as
, for 
 example) are not only valuable for creating unusual time signatures, 
 but also for creating accurate beaming patterns. Finale uses the time 
 signature to determine beaming patterns, you can create a meter such as 
  , and all music you enter will be automatically be beamed 
 in eighth-note groups of three, two, and two, for example. (Once you’ve 
 created a custom “beaming signature” in this way, you can even select 
 a time signature to appear in the score that’s different from the underlying 
 beaming signature; see To 
 create custom beaming patterns.)
, and all music you enter will be automatically be beamed 
 in eighth-note groups of three, two, and two, for example. (Once you’ve 
 created a custom “beaming signature” in this way, you can even select 
 a time signature to appear in the score that’s different from the underlying 
 beaming signature; see To 
 create custom beaming patterns.)
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