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I'm on Finale 26 MakeMusic and I'd like to create a Treble/Bass Clef with 15 over/down the clef. For example if Key7 is Octave Bass Clef I'd like to change the 8 into 15, obtaining a Double-Octave Bass Clef, and so on for other Clefs.

Is it possible? Thank you in advanced.

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    Can you edit to say a bit about why? I wonder whether this is just about getting a certain audio output, or whether this will be read by actual humans. I'm always a bit puzzled when people try to use notation as a tool to get the MIDI output they want, rather than just editing a piano roll or other methods...
    – Andy Bonner
    Commented Apr 22 at 17:21
  • I don't understand your comment... . In my Piano works, sometimes, I use 0-octave, i. e. the sub-contra-bass octave, and also the highest octave, the 7th of the normal pianos or the 8th one of the Stuart&Sons pianos. And in my Organ works, sometimes, I use the most high Organ notes, from C9 to G9.
    – Puck
    Commented Apr 22 at 17:29
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    So this is for humans to read? Often there are questions that are simply focused on getting audio out of the software. I was wondering why you're using clefs rather than 8va markings; see music.stackexchange.com/q/123537/78419
    – Andy Bonner
    Commented Apr 22 at 23:34
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    Also, see scoringnotes.com/tips/create-a-custom-clef-in-finale
    – Andy Bonner
    Commented Apr 22 at 23:36
  • You should follow scoringnotes.com/tips/create-a-custom-clef-in-finale the Bravura font that they use in that tutorial has a symbol for a bass clef 2 octaves below (symbol 342).
    – Zephyrix 818
    Commented May 2 at 12:17

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