I find this much easier than using the midi tool, and in the grand finale scheme of things, I think expressions override midi-tool assignments.
Someone else has suggested that perhaps you have an expression already assigned to controller 10, so check if you have simply duplicated and edited something, perhaps it already had pan set.
Also, be sure you are entering the controller, either via expression or via the midi tool, on the proper layer data. You may be entering it in a layer at an empty spot for that layer, so the data may not be actually be sent as you think it should.
Richard Yates wrote:
Harold Owen wrote:
Richard Yates writes:
I am struggling with the MIDI tool. I am trying to get Finale to playback one staff right channel and one staff left channel.
I have followed the manual and selected 'edit continuous data' and then selected '10. pan' in the View Continuous Data' db. I then selected the first staff and 'set to' = 0, then the second staff and 'set to' = 127. When viewing continuous data by double-clicking the staffs it appears that the information is in the MIDI tracks.
However, playback continues to be simple mono.
What am I doing wrong?
I think you may have to assign each staff to a different MIDI
channel.
I have:
staff 1/layer 1 = MIDI channel 1 staff 1/layer 2 = MIDI channel 2 staff 2/layer 1 = MIDI channel 3 staff 2/layer 2 = MIDI channel 4
Richard
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