Hi there,
thank you for your reply and I'm happy as to what you've shared as it is still good news, so I'm still very happy with your answer
As I use Cubase, I'm thinking of experimenting in this way if I want a different sound for one of my tracks. As the audio engine in Dorico [which I do have], is the same great sounding Cubase audio engine, exporting my stems, either in a group or separately, to cubase, is what I'm thinking of doing with a particular score - all I would have to do then is add other different sounds to that track in Cubase. For example - I want all the orchestral sounds as Noteperformer, but I may want a different sound for one track instead of the one I played back in Dorico - so I also export the Dorico file as a midi, and import that score, and use the midi track for the particular sound I chose, and eventually mix all of them -the midi file playback of the exported Dorico midi track, with the included audio files of noteperformer tracks from Dorico. I'm sure this should work, even though I haven't tried it as yet. As for the reverb, I'm guessing that you are saying we can turn the reverb off in our Notation program, such as Dorico, and export them "dry" and import them into our DAW and then add our own effects. Is this what you are meaning here? Thanks if you can please tell me if my understanding is correct.
best,
Steve