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Forum: Using Notation Software products with other (third party) products

06-18-2013, 08:54 PM

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Posted By Sherry C

Re: Getting better sounds inexpensively

Hi,

Well, not necessarily, it just depends on what you want to do with each song, and how you want to do it.

You can export a .mid of a .not file using Notation Musician or Composer, just...

Forum: Using Notation Software products with other (third party) products

06-18-2013, 05:10 PM

Replies: 22

Getting better sounds inexpensively

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Posted By Sherry C

Re: Getting better sounds inexpensively

Hi Mike,

MIDI (.mid) is the performance data for the song. It gives the note pitches, durations, and instruments (along with some other "tweaks") for the performance of a song. You can read...

Forum: Using Notation Software products with other (third party) products

06-18-2013, 03:41 PM

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Getting better sounds inexpensively

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Posted By Sherry C

Re: Getting better sounds inexpensively

Hi Mike,

You could think of the difference in soundfonts and other sound sources (eg. synths, sound libraries, etc.) this way. Let's say you have the sheet music for Beethoven's Fifth. You...

Forum: Using Notation Software products with other (third party) products

04-13-2013, 11:23 AM

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Getting better sounds inexpensively

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Posted By Sherry C

Re: Getting better sounds inexpensively

Hi,

Actually Notation Software products don't have their own sound library, but they can use whatever you have available For example, the GS Wavetable is the default just because it's on every...

Forum: Using Notation Software products with other (third party) products

06-30-2011, 04:51 AM

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Getting better sounds inexpensively

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Posted By Sherry C

Re: Getting better sounds inexpensively

Hi MG,

Don't know how this slipped under the radar, but it did:

Sorry, but I think it's "no", because the MIDI standard is that any device only handles 16 channels per instance. If you can...

Forum: Using Notation Software products with other (third party) products

05-14-2011, 01:50 AM

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Getting better sounds inexpensively

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Posted By Sherry C

Re: Getting better sounds inexpensively

Hi Bob,

Actually Finale has it's own internal (and proprietary) soundfont set and audio engine, so the difference you're hearing is indeed between a soundfont (Finale's) versus your computer...

Forum: Using Notation Software products with other (third party) products

03-13-2010, 03:19 PM

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Getting better sounds inexpensively

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Posted By Sherry C

Re: Getting better sounds inexpensively

Hi Hubertus,

Actually you can use the two together. SynthFont has an option to "Activate MIDI Input." If you click that button, and run Composer, then SynthFont acts as the MIDI playback...

Forum: Using Notation Software products with other (third party) products

03-11-2010, 02:30 PM

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Getting better sounds inexpensively

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Posted By Sherry C

Re: Getting better sounds inexpensively

Howdy,

Alas, I wish it were that easy :) Part of the problem lies in the "this sound setup does all the same steps as that one except these two steps here." In the Help/Users Guide we have...

Forum: Using Notation Software products with other (third party) products

03-08-2010, 12:45 PM

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Getting better sounds inexpensively

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Posted By Sherry C

Getting better sounds inexpensively

Hi Friends,

I had a query at the helpdesk today about using soundfonts to get better sounds. The following is an expansion on my response. I hope you find it helpful if you're looking for better...

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