Waaaay past my point of no return! it may be that you are into the music production side, where I am only really interested in the printed score and a very rough demo. Mind you, I'm not so bothered about playback that I would want to spend 10 hours adjusting the mix for a 4 minute piece. I don't have any need to mess with midi controllers since then. I have used JABB (and COMB2 and GPO 4/5) in the past, but went over to NotePerformer because it was cheaper and sounded better. You can use filter/find to get rid of these. If you have View->Hidden Objects turned on, you can see the C7 messages as grey text (because the tilde (~) sign hides the text. Sib will play crescs and dims automagically and you can use the inspector to change the end value/% as well as other aspects of the line. Since about Sib 7.5 you have had no need to use midi messages to control crescs and dims. I need to examine the raw data, how did you do that?Īnyway, thanks for the help and for suffering through my diatribe. The cres values act like there are two streams running. playback - again, different but not right. (Almost same machine, same Win 10.).)Īlso tried both CC11 and CC7 for cres. And while the playback is different, it still is not correct (I had audio from earlier versions that play as I would expect, since I had to change computers and reinstall, not so much. Using the Cres\Dim plug as reference, I updated the dictionary to those values (quite different.) I am VERY curious why the attack has always been set lower than the sustained note - do you know why? I did set them to the same value. Just tried several versions of these suggestions. I think one bottom line issue is something I have not figured out - how do I view the actual midi data stream? (If you are using another app (and on PC) what app? My old Kurzweil midi viewer tanked years ago.) But I do not expect to return to 64 after a crescendo, I expect to stay at the new volume till the next expression message. It produces printed scores, and can also. Latest Sibelius 7.1.2 圆4 Crk Pack: Fixed crashes with ds/gen and N/M in certain.
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I use the cres/dim playback plug-in to generate crescendo messages, so I would expect some CC7 (or CC11) messages. Sibelius is a scorewriter program developed and released by Sibelius Software Limited (now part of Avid Technology ). I have been trying both Sibelius Jazz and JABB configurations, so I have bounced between CC11 and CC7 for volume.
This file has been under development for at least ten years, with dozens of rewrites and updates, and I have zero recollection of what I may have done earlier, How can I clear the old midi data? Every track was written, not played. But volume midi messages? How else do hairpins operate? report provides pin-point analysis for the evolving competitive dynamics. Dynamics are indicated by specific musical notation, often in some. namely, MuseScore,Avid Technology, Inc.,Hal Leonard (noteflight),Sibelius. That probably explains why I thought the reed dynamics were OK. In music, the dynamics of a piece is the variation in loudness between notes or phrases. Keep checking out 'Scoring Notes' for tips, and what other musicians like John Hinckley have done to help us all out.Thanks - first off, I forgot there WAS a half-mute.
We just want to software that thinks 'musically' and helps us realize what we want. We're not all big-time Hollywood, NYC, or London film/Broadway copyists. We want music to be printed out for our own groups, for composing commissions, for rehearsals, for performances, etc. Right? Most of us aren't music publishers or inhouse copyists or engravers. using StreamPad to make that part of the job as painless as possible. Maybe just continue to compose on paper and then transfer it into Sibelius. Hey.nothing beats pencil and paper for being in the 'composing/arranging' flow. Sibelius has improved and done nothing but become easier and better over the last couple of years in the new updates. It's easy to customize the layout even further in order to adapt to what you use and require most of the time. Dorico doesn’t support the concept of hiding things, which is fine, except that if I delete the dynamics, it affects the performance. Good performers don’t need to be micro-managed computers do. I would recommend getting a 'StreamDeck' keypad, and buying the Sibelius layouts pre-programmed and available from ScoringNotes and their sale site. In Sibelius, I used another trick to make the playback sound reasonable: I added some very detailed dynamics, but hid most of them from the user.
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