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| Posted By : Shnootre - 10/30/2016 11:19 PM | I'm forgetting how to do a thing.
in one instrument staff, I want to enter on one layer the music I want to see, and another, the music I want to hear. (this is specifically for a patch that has a sampled tritone trill). I seem to recall this is done w/ blank notation layer 1, but I'm not quite gettting it right.
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| Posted By : Zuill - 10/31/2016 12:04 AM | If the notes you want to see are in Layer 1, then you don't want to make that the blank layer. I don't think we have enough information. Can you post a sample file?
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| Posted By : Shnootre - 10/31/2016 12:27 AM | Yes - I see that... but somehow I remember it working that way. Or maybe blank notation layer 4...
I can't really post a file right now - but this should be a standard technique in any situation. If I want to notate for the visual in one layer, and for the sample in the other, and have only the sample layer play, but only the visual be seen.
I imagine there are numerous ways to accomplish this, but I'm looking for the quickest and most elegant.
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OSX 10.9.4
16 gig ram
GPO4 full and JABB3
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Finale 25
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| Posted By : Motet - 10/31/2016 3:21 AM | I would use the Blank Notation staff attribute for the layer you don't want to see, and Documents/Layers to suppress playback for the layer you don't want to hear.
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| Posted By : Shnootre - 10/31/2016 11:07 AM | That may work for me, though I wonder if there's a way I can do it in a staff style? I use layers a bunch in the piece, so disabling playback for a single layer for the whole thing will take some adjusting.
Daniel Sonenberg
Macbook Pro 2.5 GHz Intel Core i7
OSX 10.9.4
16 gig ram
GPO4 full and JABB3
A bunch of sample libraries
Finale 25
Logic X |
| Posted By : Zuill - 10/31/2016 12:46 PM | There are ways to mute a layer for just selected measures. How you do it can depend on several factors, so it is hard to know what to suggest. Jari's JW change plugin can do it.
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| Posted By : Motet - 10/31/2016 12:46 PM | I don't know of a way to suppress playback with a staff style, but JW Change can do it (each note has a playback flag). I guess you would need to go back to Finale 2014 to use JW Change. Or maybe the Score Manager can do it?
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| Posted By : Flint - 10/31/2016 1:17 PM | If it's just a few measures, I'd silence the notes in the Speedy Entry editing frame.
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| Posted By : Michel R. E. - 10/31/2016 1:49 PM | Motet said...
I don't know of a way to suppress playback with a staff style, but JW Change can do it (each note has a playback flag). I guess you would need to go back to Finale 2014 to use JW Change. Or maybe the Score Manager can do it?
Sadly, JWChange (in my opinion an absolute required plugin for any Finale user) is not yet available for Finale 25.
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| Posted By : Skjalg - 10/31/2016 7:30 PM | Michel R. E. said...
Sadly, JWChange (in my opinion an absolute required plugin for any Finale user) is not yet available for Finale 25.
Still hoping that Jari finds the time he needs to upgrade his plugin collection; my entire workflow is based on JW plugins. Until then, F2014.5 and El Capitan will have to do.
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