As Mike said in his first post, your best bet will be to import an XML file, or even just a midi file from Finale into Logic. I use Finale and Logic. You'll have much more control editing the midi...
As Brian showed you, this is done in the DAW, not the Aria player. I use Logic and it's very easy to do. When you're in the piano roll view, go to View, midi draw, other. From that you'll see a l...
Do what MIke Rosen said, control individual levels with FInale's mixer. Adrian's advice about using a recording studio's instruments is not practical. Finale uses human playback to send the correct...
KS, You didn't mention what OS you're using, but if you're using a Mac, Mainstage by Apple is a program specifically designed for live performance.
Since you're using VSL, you should contact contact them and explain your problem. Andi at VSL is very knowledgeable about using their products with notation programs.
There's a couple ways to do this. One way is to highlight all of the measures on the system in question, now switch to the measure tool, double click on any highlighted measure, on the left hand si...
First, what sounds are you using for playback? I'm guessing Garritan, either the included sounds with Finale or perhaps the full version of GPO. AT least with GPO 4, there is no way to control vibr...
It doesn't look like you can record these in automation tracks. I use Logic, not Sonar, but according to the GPO5 manual, "The Piano instruments added in GPO 5 include the following performance con...
I've taken the time to create HP preferences for the Spitfire string libraries. In Finale's manual, it's not documented how to do this. But if you study the existing Garritan preferences you can fi...
The Garritan instruments are just the sound source, they don't record. You record in the notation or DAW program that you're using.