look, this is an xml Haydn file I've just downloaded, opened in finale, applied some reverb and a touch of eq, rendered to audio... can't be easier than that, done in 15 minutes.
Rob, this is frankly amazing. And I'm talking about the music not the production (which is also quite excellent). I totally dig the piece. I find I'm much better at composing directly into Sibelius than my DAWs these days. I can organize my musical thoughts better and work in a manner that I was trained in way back in the late '80s as a composition student. Well done sir!
Thank you David, I feel exactly the same, for a classical kind of writing. If I had to write for a rock band I'd feel more at ease in Cubase...
Yes very true. for jazz or electronic writing or anything other than orchestral, DAW composing certainly is more effective. For orchestra, just the nature of its ergonomics, nothing beats traditional notation methodology.Thank you David, I feel exactly the same, for a classical kind of writing. If I had to write for a rock band I'd feel more at ease in Cubase...
not that I write so often for rock bands...
Wallander Instruments doesn't work like samples, more like Samplemodeling (at least kind of). It also doesn't give any musical results when playing SM instruments and use the same CCs for other sample libraries. It's a different beast. So transferring Noteperformer to sample libraries is probably still a dream...
