I am finding that it tends to legato enough with no slur (strings, solo strings) that I'm very often entering semi-staccato "-" mark on notes to get separation sound. I end up with more marks than the player would expect on the score.

I have occasionally had display issues like this. One thing I do for display-related issues is to fill with rests in a section of the score. This will sometimes reveal a quirk in a measure that wants to include an extra beat or have a slur or hairpin that bridges a measure in an odd way; if I get li...

I just posted about this yesterday, reporting the Gb playing a B on solo vln. I didn't realize it was the dynamic that was causing it! Sure enough, in my case, if I reduce dynamic to mf, I get the right pitch. Thanks for a workaround. I tried marking mf then adding a sforzando or an accent mark; eit...

FYI: While it's used in other contexts, Let Vibrate (l.v.) is used routinely in scores for handbells. L.V. is used much like the sustain pedal on a piano as an instruction to the players to let the bells continue to ring, instead of damping them after each note.

Maybe this is helpful as a technique or shortcut (or maybe I'm not understanding your point): When moving selected notes, Shift-arrow moves notes by half-step. If you shift up, they will be marked with #, and vice versa. If they are marked sharp, but you want flat, get there from other direction by ...

I'm pretty sure you cannot choose spacing between individual staves or between systems. Under full score options, you can change the Notation size, which will often give a better fit for duos on small pages or orchestral scores on larger pages. I usually use 3,4,5. Especially for rendering parts, a ...

I just began experimenting with rewire using Logic Pro 7 and Notion 3. I was able to operate them together. I didn't run into the need for leading measures so far, but it is a frequent reference in many posts I found. It takes some planning, but it's really cool when it's working, allowing extension...

This started as a question, now a tip: When importing a MIDI file, parts show up in sequencer notation. If I chose menu Staff Settings...> Notation/Tab, the view would change, but notes would be invisible. The way that works is to select some portion of the part(s), and then choose menu Tools>Conver...