On 31 Jul 2005, at 4:10 PM, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Darcy James Argue / 2005/07/31 / 03:51 PM wrote:
Use the tremolo articulation for a bowed tremolo. You don't need an
expression.
Hmmmm...
I don't like this so far.
GPO tremolo is listed right bellow GPO pizz. First of all, it seems
everyone but you reached this pizz because there is no clear
documentation of all about this.
Yes, we all agree the documentation is terrible and the default files
supplied with Finale 2006 is terrible. (It even has the wrong
character selected for multimeasure rests!) Those "dump" expressions
should absolutely not be in the default file -- maybe a library, but
not the default file. Coda will be releasing new default files on
their website soon, and hopefully the "dump" expressions will be
removed and replaced with expressions that are NOT defined for
playback.
I can't find the list of FinGPO auto detect items. Without a written
list, this thing is a wast of time like some of us has been doing as
well as we wasting your time, Dercy. Do you not think so?
I agree. There is a (partial) Human Playback dictionary in the
Appendix to the Finale documentation. I have been bugging MakeMusic to
release the full HP dictionary for a _long_ time now. If you think
this is important, email macsupport.
For one thing, I noticed FinGPO will not unload samples form RAM when
you disable NI. This is bad.
No, that's by design. It makes it quick to switch back and forth
between SoftSynth and AU/VST playback. Otherwise, you'd have to
re-load the GPO samples every time you switched.
I do think there should be an option to manually unload AU/VST
instruments from memory (without losing the setup, of course). Right
now, the only way to do this is to turn off AU/VST playback, then close
and re-open the document.
- Darcy
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