Re: [Finale] Finale GPO instrument ranges

2007-03-12 Thread Daniel Wolf

Hi --

Thanks.  Now I'll be curious to hear if a reduction of 1/6 in accuracy 
is audible!


D.



Darcy James Argue wrote:


Imported MIDI files are probably assuming a max pitchbend range of 2 
semitones, whereas the FinGPO instruments have a max range of 12 
semitones.


You just need to take the number for the max range and divide by 
twelve to get semitones. Check the Finale manual on pitchbend for more 
info.


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Re: [Finale] Finale GPO instrument ranges

2007-03-12 Thread Darcy James Argue

Hi Daniel,

Imported MIDI files are probably assuming a max pitchbend range of 2  
semitones, whereas the FinGPO instruments have a max range of 12  
semitones.


You just need to take the number for the max range and divide by  
twelve to get semitones. Check the Finale manual on pitchbend for  
more info.


Cheers,

- Darcy
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Brooklyn, NY



On 12 Mar 2007, at 2:47 PM, Daniel Wolf wrote:

As long as we're on the subject of the FinGPO pitchwheel, what  
number of pitchbend units per semitone does FinGPO use?  When I  
have tried to import midi files with per note pitchbends, FinGPO  
renders them very oddly.


Daniel Wolf

Darcy James Argue wrote:

Hey Dennis,

The Garritan Instrument ranges cannot be extended in the player,  
though you can get around that by using the pitchwheel. (FinGPO  
notes can be shifted up/down 12 semintones w/pitchwheel.)


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Re: [Finale] Finale GPO instrument ranges

2007-03-12 Thread Daniel Wolf
As long as we're on the subject of the FinGPO pitchwheel, what number of 
pitchbend units per semitone does FinGPO use?  When I have tried to 
import midi files with per note pitchbends, FinGPO renders them very oddly.


Daniel Wolf

Darcy James Argue wrote:

Hey Dennis,

The Garritan Instrument ranges cannot be extended in the player, 
though you can get around that by using the pitchwheel. (FinGPO notes 
can be shifted up/down 12 semintones w/pitchwheel.) 


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Re: [Finale] Finale GPO instrument ranges

2007-03-12 Thread YATESLAWRENCE
 
 
In a message dated 12/03/2007 17:43:54 GMT Standard Time,  
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

"GPO  simply drops out when it
thinks it's out of range and doesn't render the  sample at all (even
awkwardly, which is okay for my demos -- better a wrong  color than no note). 
"

 
If I remember rightly, the horn sample stops at our written top c - there  
are lots of pieces that go above that.
 
The trumpet range is better, but still limited, especially for baroque  music.
 
If anyone knows a way to extend the ranges on GPO, please let me  know.
 
Thanks,
 
Lawrence

 
lawrenceyates.co.uk
   
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Re: [Finale] Finale GPO instrument ranges

2007-03-12 Thread Darcy James Argue

Hey Dennis,

The Garritan Instrument ranges cannot be extended in the player,  
though you can get around that by using the pitchwheel. (FinGPO notes  
can be shifted up/down 12 semintones w/pitchwheel.) Or, if you  
acquire the full version of Kontakt, you can edit the range yourself.


Cheers,

- Darcy
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Brooklyn, NY



On 12 Mar 2007, at 1:42 PM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:


Hi all,

I ran a score through the Finale GPO for the first time. The  
results are
okay, but unlike the Finale softsynth, the GPO simply drops out  
when it

thinks it's out of range and doesn't render the sample at all (even
awkwardly, which is okay for my demos -- better a wrong color than  
no note).


Searching through the manual for how to extend the instrumental range
didn't help. It sure sounds strange when those high violins just  
disappear!

Maybe I missed it. Can the ranges be extended?

(I'm using GPO because something is up with the normal softsynth  
playback.

Pulling the Midi output into Sonar, I see that two dynamics are being
superimposed, mine and something not notated in the score,  
resulting in
stuttering or silent notes. I got rid of any possible residual Midi  
info,

eliminated all expressions, etc. It only affects two staves, and isn't
there when using a swing value. Strange.)

Dennis



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