Don't know about MuseScore, but Finale does not orchestrate a piece written for piano by itself. You do the orchestration and use Finale to notate your work.
The general rule that I follow is, don't upgrade your OS if your software isn't compatible. There are times when someone's computer dies, and they replace it. You're forced into using a new OS in t...
Found this: https://makemusic.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/218222037-Difference-between-the-ARIA-Player-and-the-ARIA-Engine Plogue created the Aria player. They have also created Sforzando, the...
I'm just trying to brainstorm ideas with you. I did a quick search about loading sfz files into Aria, I found this: https://usermanuals.garritan.com/ARIAPlayer/Content/sfz_libraries.htm It might he...
You said you had much discussion with FInale about this. I think you should contact them and have them give you the steps you should follow. As best I can remember, the Aria player cannot load soun...
I changed the suffix of the template that I downloaded to "musx", then it worked. I had the same problem you mention, the MM marking was only on the first part and score. Yet any subsequent MM mark...
Those symbols should be in the Jazz Cord library. If you import that library into your document, then you'll have access to them.
This seems like a question you should Beringer about. Virtual instruments will produce sound from whatever pitch they receive from the midi controller.
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You can raise the slider in the mixer to bring the timpani forward. Also, give the timp less reverb. Lowering the verb on only the timp will also help bring it forward.