Greetings, I'm not a regular Sonar user, but I'll try to make some suggestions. First, if you can open and view the ARIA plugin while the sequence is playing, do you see the keys in ARIA lighti...
There are quite a few ways really. One thing that often helps is to scale all the velocity entries of the timpani stave up a bit. There are likely several Finale tools to get this done (such as ...
I might have some ideas. GPO5 changed up the Timpani a bit from GPO4. I have not had a chance, nor a major reason to go into the sfz and tweak it out here, but in having a quick look here are so...
So, how did I get this one to one rendering? First I loaded the score into Sibelius. I made sure it was playing back through GPO5, using my GPO5 soundsets. In this case I'm using 5 instances of...
Rob, It exports all that here, as in, if I load up a project in Sibelius using GPO5 and my soundset, then export it as MIDI, it plays back in CuBase exactly as it did in Sibelius provided I dupli...
OK, I went back and edited/added a bunch to my previous post...so this is just a bump message.
P.S. I still use my old Atari Falcon and STacy with Logic, Cubase, Notator, etc...great stuff :)
OK, here's the thing with MIDI exports. Accents are typically a simple increase in key velocity. For many Garritan sounds, the CC1 event (expression volume) might also be increased a bit. Staccat...
P.S. I'm not aware of an official Sibelius Soundset for GPO5. I did make a personal one for myself, which you can download here: https://makemusic.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/115000169548...
If you don't need scoring in MixCraft, you can keep the key-switches in the same track. No biggie. Just use the MIDI Editor to make sure they fall in good places on the sequence time-line. As ...