Chris, Great suggestion! The piece I was missing was the monophonic part. In the patch editor I discovered a Monophonic parameter which when set to "On", revealed a "Legato" parameter. Turning "Legato" on did the trick.
Thanks! **Leigh On Tue, Mar 15, 2005, Christopher Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Assuming it can, the usual way to do this is to have the patch set to >monophonic (so it won't be able to play two parts at once, like violin >1 and 2, nor double stops or divisi) and then the synth gets it cue >from the sequencer by having the notes overlap by some tiny amount. If >I am not mistaken, this is what "Interpret Slurs" does in Human >Playback. Since the patch is set to monophonic play, two notes WILL >NOT sound for the overlapped portion, but instead the release portion >of the envelope is skipped over for the first note, and the attack >portion is skipped over for the following note, so there is a smooth >transition between the two notes. Not exactly the same as a real slur, >but close enough for jazz. > >If your patch is NOT set to monophonic, then of course there will just >be a slight overhang between notes, but every note will still have its >attack and release exactly like separate articulations. _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
