I have tried to look in the user's manual but haven't found anything about
how Finale can be configured to play back brass muted. I notice that when
I enter the word straight as a text expression, Finale automatically
plays back with a muted trumpet (although it sounds to me more like harmon
than
Dan Tillberg wrote:
I have tried to look in the user's manual but haven't found anything about
how Finale can be configured to play back brass muted. I notice that when
I enter the word straight as a text expression, Finale automatically
plays back with a muted trumpet (although it sounds to me
Or just turn on Human Playback and create an expression that says
mute.
Cheers,
- Darcy
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djar...@earthlink.net
Brooklyn, NY
On 18 Apr 2009, at 11:19 AM, Carl Dershem wrote:
You have to modify the expression definition.
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OK, thanks. So I gathered.
But what about the automagic recognition of the word straight? Is that
documented? Is it configurable? Is it extendable?
/D
Dan Tillberg wrote:
I have tried to look in the user's manual but haven't found anything
about
how Finale can be configured to play back
Dan Tillberg wrote:
OK, thanks. So I gathered.
But what about the automagic recognition of the word straight? Is that
documented? Is it configurable? Is it extendable?
/D
Automatic? Whaddya think this is, a computer or something?
Oh.
Nope - it's just a setting you have to configure
Hi Dan,
There are two issues here:
1) Assuming you are using the SoftSynth trumpet, or the lite
Garritan trumpet included with Finale, the only muted sound available
is a harmon sound. If you want the sound of a cup mute, or a bucket
mute, etc, you need to purchase the full version of
