You could, theoretically, obtain a more realistic-sounding MIDI file
for Finale to use for playback purposes using a MIDI-equipped guitar
for input. Of course, it would play back using Finale's softsynth
guitar, but strumming etc. would sound more idiomatic than if you'd
just entered the notes in Simple or Speedy.
However, I doubt very, very much that Lynn will get anything resembling
satisfactory results with MicNotator. What she really needs for this
task is a guitar with a MIDI interface, and even then, it might not be
worth all the extra effort.
- Darcy
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On 10 Jun 2005, at 5:43 AM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
Isn't that what MicNotator is all about? I have never used it,
probably never will, and doubt that this is a very efficient way to
enter music, but that's what I understand it does. Although...
You say that you want Finale to _sound_ more realistic. I am not sure
what you are after. If you want to make an audio recording then you
should use such software. Finale cannot do that (why would it?). But
then I may be misunderstanding you.
Johannes
Lynn Gold schrieb:
Does anyone know of a way to input notes into Finale via the
microphone
input in a PowerBook?
I have a converter that can go from guitar to mike input, and I want
to
play a guitar part into Finale so it'll sound more realistic than just
keying in the notes.
Thanks,
--Lynn
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