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#HOW TO MAKE SONG SWUNG IN FINALE 2014.5 DRIVER#
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All of the items beginning with Play recorded must be checked for Finale to play back the score using captured MIDI data, which is the actual, unquantized MIDI “recording” of a performance you created using HyperScribe tool such as key velocity information, ritardandi, and pedaling. This third option relies on settings in the Playback/Record Options dialog box.

Make sure Retain Key Velocities and Retain Note Durations are checked. Noteman says: If you want to capture this MIDI data when you record, choose MIDI/Audio > Quantization Settings and then click More Settings before you start recording in HyperScribe.

Also using no Human Playback, Finale can play the score with any captured MIDI data as recorded with the HyperScribe tool.

Using no Human Playback, Finale can play the score in a rhythmically perfect manner, lacking any of the irregularities in performance that give music a human feel.

Using a Human Playback style, Finale can automatically interpret expression markings, dynamics, ritardandi, accents, hairpins and more.

If you plan to use Finale as a quasi-sequencer, it’s important to recognize that Finale can play back any score in one of three very different ways: Many sequencing parameters can be controlled to affect playback of your score: Continuous data Tempo MIDI channels MIDI files Dynamics Key velocity Pitch wheel. Still, it duplicates many functions of a sequencer. Technically speaking, Finale isn’t a sequencing program rather, it has been designed primarily to produce notation. on different MIDI setups, you'll hear roughly the same result. For example, music created in any sequencer program can be opened by Finale and converted into written notation. This standard was developed so that when you play the same MIDI file A type of file written in a standardized format that can be understood by music programs from different manufacturers so that one file can be used in several different programs.

Part of the reason General MIDI was established was to provide a standardized listing of sounds or patches. In addition to the basic structure of how MIDI works, the General MIDI specification defines MIDI instruments.

#HOW TO MAKE SONG SWUNG IN FINALE 2014.5 DRIVER#

You have a wide range of MIDI driver choices and can send and receive MIDI on more than one instrument per port.

If you want to synchronize Finale’s MIDI input or output to that of an external sequencer or another computer, see MIDI sync.

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For information on sending patch changes, see Patches.

If you want to assign the staves in a piece to MIDI playback channels, see MIDI Terminology – MIDI channels.

If you want to create or transcribe a standard MIDI file for exchanging with sequencer programs, see To export a MIDI file.

If you want to record a real-time MIDI performance, see Recording with HyperScribe.

If you want to use step-time MIDI input to enter notes, see Speedy Entry or Simple Entry.

If you want to edit a specific MIDI data type, see Editing MIDI data: Key velocity, Note durations (start and stop times), Continuous data, Pitch wheel, and Patches.

If you want to affect MIDI playback through the use of graphic expression marks, see Expressions (or see the entry for the individual marking).

Some of the common tasks involving MIDI include: Many core features of Finale operate on the MIDI standard framework. MIDI, or Musical Instrument Digital Interface, is the computer language that computers and MIDI instruments use to speak to each other. Noteman says: If you need help setting up your MIDI system, consult Setting up your MIDI system in the Finale Tutorials.