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well, VSC (Virtual Sound Canvas) is the soft version of what I heard 10 years ago (SC-55 / 88Pro) anyway. I've been doing some research about better-sounding instruments, since the violin/strings on MC3 was still what it heard 10 years ago. I came here for a somewhat question unrealted with MC3, however I ask since some here seem to use Finale or Sibelius. Extending the note using the sustain controller seemed to work for me, but that resulted in overlapping notes, rather that slurs. It then sounds much less like a 'keyboarded violin' although as the attack slope increases slowly, it sounds a bit strange. I happened to find your answer by incidence well, for me I solved the problem by increasing the attack rate of the string instrument.

#FINALE PRINTMUSIC TIE HOW TO#

I think it has some info in there on how to edit for different types of musical feels. here's a link on some orchestral MIDI editing. even then it won't show up as a slur on the notation since that's not supported in their notation.ĭo you have a MIDI keyboard? if not, it CAN be done in staff or PRV view, but it's not easy since, as you've discovered, the notation doesn't cover that feature. The only way to get the slur sound in cakewalk is to PLAY it that way on the keyboard, not enter it into the notation.

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You can't do SLURS in cakewalk's notation (I mentioned that in my last post, you must have missed it).Ĭakewalk's notation is pretty limited in what it can do - it's not a full blown notation program - you have to buy something like finale or sibelius for that. Right, the lengthening of the notes only causes TIES, not SLURS. Well, maybe in the near future, but I'd like to master MC3 (which will one day maybe change into SONAR) before trying out another package.Īt this point I just want to make notes (or events) sound like as played legato. Slurs are surely on the music scores, but I wonder how they realize them on sequencers.Īnd yes, I've searched all those notation issues in the internet and found out that if I wanted to make 'authenic' notation (well, currently what I am doing is just transcribing classical music sheets - composition of my own will be a long, long time away from now )I would have to resort to either Finale or Sibelius. It's a long time since I had my music classes in high school and I wonder if a MIDI music intended to play as 'legato' and I could tell it apart from 'non-legato' playing. I'm not sure if the 'lengthening method' sounded like slurred play. Is that what you mean? In that case, is it really possible to make the MIDI events sound like 'slurs' i.e. I tried Beagle's way by increasing the duration, but that resulted in a tie between two notes (the original one and the 'new' lengthened one), not a slur between different levels.

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