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| Peter Thomsen Registered Member
Date Joined Jun 2000 Total Posts : 8331 | Posted Today 11:46 AM (GMT -6) | | The culprit is your chord symbol playback.
You are using chord playback on the same Channel (= Channel 1) as the notes. Where the chord symbol voicing (which is lousy, By The Way) uses the same pitch as the notes, Finale gets confused, and sends an “all notes off” message to all the notes where the chord symbol playback ends (= at the barline).
If you change the chord playback to another Channel*), then the playback problem goes away.
Peter
*) You change the chord symbol playback to another Channel in ScoreManager > Instrument List Click the little triangle to expand the view of the Group, then click the little triangle to expand the view of Staff 1. Mac Finale, 2012c, 2014d & 2014.5, Dolet 6.6 plug-in, Mac OS X 10.9.5, iMac Intel Core i7, 2.93 GHz, 16 GB RAM | Back to Top | |
| Peter Thomsen Registered Member
Date Joined Jun 2000 Total Posts : 8331 | Posted Today 1:14 PM (GMT -6) | | Robug said... … And, you are correct, the chord voicings on playback are simply awful. Is it possible to "teach" new voicings to the playback?… You can edit the playback of chord suffixes. In the Chord Suffix Editor, click the button “Set Play…” to get to the dialog box Suffix Keynumber Offsets where you can set the playback intervals relative to the chord root.
The flip side is that Finale gives the same chord suffix the same playback intervals everywhere, regardless of transposition and context.
To get better voicing in every context you would need different copies of the same chord suffix, with different playback intervals. Then use the suffix copy that plays the best voicing in the actual context.
Peter Mac Finale, 2012c, 2014d & 2014.5, Dolet 6.6 plug-in, Mac OS X 10.9.5, iMac Intel Core i7, 2.93 GHz, 16 GB RAM | Back to Top | | Forum Information | Currently it is Tuesday, December 19, 2023 6:19 PM (GMT -6) There are a total of 403,820 posts in 58,165 threads. In the last 3 days there were 0 new threads and 0 reply posts. View Active Threads
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