Yes, it is a mixed bag. So far, the biggest problem I have seen is that it knocks out VST playback after doing an export to WAV. I have to restart Finale to get sound going again.
They seemed to have done a few things affecting HP. For example I am working on an arrangement where the flutes gliss an octave, so I notated this with the straight line smartshape. In 2014, it plays distinct notes in that run, which is how the flute will sound. In 2014.5, it is a portamento. That's OK for this project. Anyway, my point is that they did something in that area, but they didn't fix the main HP bugs that have to do with note-on/off timing. The good news is that the new team is able to make some changes that are more than superficial without completely ruining the product, so they should be in a position to fix more of the bugs. On 11/18/2015 2:05 AM, Dave Lang wrote: > I don’t understand how things like this get rolled out in 2015. We were > laughing about it when I was still working in tech back in 1992. > Disconcerting. Like a trumpet player who shows up without any valve oil. > > I’m happy the update was released. While this version has introduced new > bugs, it did squash some others that directly affected me every time I worked > on a file. _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list Finale@shsu.edu https://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale To unsubscribe from finale send a message to: finale-unsubscr...@shsu.edu
