This is a possibility.

Apply the Human Playback plugin, which means that playback is frozen, instead 
of changing slightly as it is recalculated every time you hit Play. You need 
consistent tempo for this to work, and Human Playback needs to be frozen for 
that.

Mute the piano part and created an audio file from the rest of the arrangement.

Import the piano staff WITH the Human Playback MIDI adjustments into a DAW. Or 
you could export the audio from a second pass in Finale with everything muted 
except piano. Up to you.

Combine the two audio tracks in a DAW, EQing the piano as you like.

Ta-dah!

Christopher



> On Jan 1, 2017, at 7:57 PM, Dean Rosenthal <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hi …
> 
> Working for a composer who wants to apply different EQs to different parts
> of the same instrument during playback. Selectively using Apply Human
> Playback is of no help because it can't change waveforms. In this case, the
> piano sound is acceptable and desired in part of the piece, but in another
> part, is not ready. The other option I tried was isolating the area in a
> DAW, but by then you have imported the entire orchestration and not just
> the single track/instrument that needs EQ. I'm not sure there is a solution
> to this one...
> 
> Best,
> Dean
> 
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