A-NO-NE Music / 2005/07/25 / 01:23 PM wrote:
>Robert Patterson / 2005/07/23 / 07:23 PM wrote:
>
>>This gets back to my original question. Can someone please explain
>>exactly how Finale triggers GPO? Is Kontakt involved, or is that
>>something separate? Is it a form of MIDI? The main thing interes
Tyler Turner wrote:
--- dhbailey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Witness Finale's new inclusion of GPO and the
ability to use other
Native Instruments format samples which is far
superior to Sibelius's
formerly superior inclusion of their Kontakt Silver
player. I'll be
very interested to see
I have heard that Notion is demonstrating some pretty impressive
MusicXML import from both Finale and Sibelius at summer NAMM, but I have
not yet seen this myself. I believe that Notion will be the first
program to support MusicXML import before it supports MIDI import.
VirtuosoWorks' July 16 news
--- "David W. Fenton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 23 Jul 2005 at 15:04, Tyler Turner wrote:
>
> > There are some notational elements that Notion
> loads
> > specific sound patches that Finale does not. But I
> > believe the reverse is also true.
>
> I've been skimming the GPO-in-Finale dis
This gets back to my original question. Can someone please explain exactly how
Finale triggers GPO? Is Kontakt involved, or is that something separate? Is it
a form of MIDI? The main thing interesting to me about Notion is the on-the-fly
combination of samples directly into an audio stream. I wo
The Notion rep. at the demo I saw said they are planning some level of support
for MusicXML. He was equivocal about whether that included import as well as
export. I told him import is more interesting to me than export. The problem
for Finale users is that (at least on Macs), saving a file as M
On 23 Jul 2005 at 15:04, Tyler Turner wrote:
> There are some notational elements that Notion loads
> specific sound patches that Finale does not. But I
> believe the reverse is also true.
I've been skimming the GPO-in-Finale discussions, trying to glean
what I could from them.
It seems that GP
--- dhbailey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Witness Finale's new inclusion of GPO and the
> ability to use other
> Native Instruments format samples which is far
> superior to Sibelius's
> formerly superior inclusion of their Kontakt Silver
> player. I'll be
> very interested to see the new Si
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Subject: Re: [Finale] GPO/Kontakt Primer (and a Notion as well)
Robert Patterson wrote:
[snip]>
> While I remain unconvinced that Notion will have the opportunity t
Fiskum, Steve wrote:
Thanks for this unoffical review of Notion. I have been waiting to see a demo and find out more info.
From its website and some of the ads I've seen I have had the iimpression that
playback was a bit more important than notation. It is interesting to hear your
thoughts o
Robert Patterson wrote:
[snip]>
While I remain unconvinced that Notion will have the opportunity to
deliver on its promises, I was impressed by their representative. He
obviously believes passionately in the program. He literally thinks it
can change the world by bringing interest in and deep k
Thanks for this unoffical review of Notion. I have been waiting to see a demo
and find out more info.
>From its website and some of the ads I've seen I have had the iimpression that
>playback was a bit more important than notation. It is interesting to hear
>your thoughts on the program.
Than
I've seen thread after thread about GPO, but I'm sorry to say I haven't
paid much attention. Now I've received the Fin06 marketing brochure, and
my interest is piqued.
I understand that a version of GPO sounds comes bundled with Finale. Is
"Kontakt" the playback engine for those sounds? What a
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