Stereo issues such as you raise are easily handled by expressions.
Create non-printing expressions with playback options set to Controller, and controller set to 10: Pan and then set to whatever number you want. You don't need separate expressions for each part, just for each placement you want. So you can place your violin 1 full left, violin 2 full right, viola sort of left and cello sort of right. You can experiment with the actual numerical values to find the exact placement you want. 0 is full left, if I recall correctly and depending on how your speakers are set, 127 is full the other way, with 63 being dead center.
Roving Rowes wrote:
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And now for an entirely different question: is there a way to get the various voices in a score to play back only on the left side or right side? I.e., if I'm working on a string quartet and want the first violin and viola to play back on the left while the cello and the second violin play back on the right to achieve a stereo effect. Maybe better yet, have the first violin play back totally on the left, the viola 2/3 on the left and 1/3 on the right, the cello 1/3 on the left and 2/3 on the right, and the second violin totally on the right which would produce a sound very similar to what one would receive while standing in the midst of or directly in front of a quartet in which the players are, left to right, first violin, viola, cello, and second violin. I haven't been able to find a way to do that. (And I'm using speakers plugged into the sound card, not a MIDI instrument.) Thanks.Norm
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