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I was wondering if the pitchbend implementation could be modified so as to (maybe optionally) not start the bending the pitch until about half the duration of the starting note has passed?
the point size in the font chooser dialog is 4x the value that is returned to the program
There's something wrong with the metric...
{id='Size',label='Font Size',type='float',default=nil,min=0.1,max=50,step=0.1},Max 50? False. (Luckily) I can even use 100 or more... just to reach the same size of a 18 point text.I can't find 'Scrolling note chase' in Tools/Options.
(J'espère que mon français est adéquat; je compte sur Google pour traduire de l'anglais.)
donnez au personnel une grande limite inférieure.
For those who were wondering, I used the wrong word for the writing.
In French, the word "Police" corresponds to "font" in English.
it's possible for a user object to have multiple embedded tools available
Thanks Mike, I'm sure Joel will be very appreciative!
Unlike the Niversoft converter, it can directly read NWC 2.75 native files (.nwc extension)
Having the option to disable the automatic launch into NWC stops that behaviour and makes opening files to edit from explorer difficult, though not impossible, just right click and open with...
I'd reverted to using the m$ synth which seems to have less latency problems
) , so in the bass range this is just about a couple of dozen of cycles. Not to talk about the lowest notes: the lowest note of my harp is about 40 Hz, that of my organ even less.I also don't know how much latency the USB interface might introduce.
When I try to open a project in viewer, it looks, behaves, and sounds identical to NWC2.
I have read that alot of laptops sound cards dont work well with midi
Using the viewer instead of NWC hides all the invisible bits showing up in the latter.
There are other softsynths similar to Coolsoft such as BassMidi
VirtualMIDISynth is a software MIDI synthesizer implemented as a Windows multimedia user driver accessible as a standard MIDI Out device.
It works on Windows XP/Vista/7/8 (both x86 and x64) and is based on the great BASS library from un4seen.
The only downside of using soundfonts is the time it takes to find one you like.
What is the difference between just playing the NWC2 file and opening it with the NCW Viewer and playing it from there? I'm not really seeing a difference.
The "@" entries are for the context sensitive help when the object properties dialog is open If you click the "?" in the title bar, then click on one of the fields in the property dialog, it will display the appropriate text in a hover window.
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MIDIParm.nw <http://nwsw.net/-f9096>
This object plugin is used to send MIDI RPN and NRPN changes. If you do not want this to show
when printing, then you will need to hide the object.
@ShowAs
This can be used to change what is displayed on the staff.
@Type
This controls which type of parameter change will be sent during play back.
@MSB
This is the program number's MSB MIDI value.
@LSB
This is the program number's LSB MIDI value.
@DataMSB
This is the data value's MSB MIDI value. Set this to -1 to prevent any data value from being sent.
@DataLSB
This is the data value's LSB MIDI value. Set this to -1 to prevent any data LSB value from being sent.
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!NoteWorthyComposerClip(2.751,Single)
|Note|Dur:16th,Grace,Slur|Pos:7|Opts:Stem=Up,Beam=First,XAccSpace=2
|Note|Dur:16th,Grace,Slur|Pos:8|Opts:Stem=Up,Beam
|Note|Dur:16th,Grace,Slur|Pos:n9|Opts:Stem=Up,Beam=End
|Marker|Pos:9.5
|Chord|Dur:8th,Marcato|Pos:3,10
|Rest|Dur:8th
!NoteWorthyComposerClip-End
That makes three of us
There's one in Tchaikovsky's String Serenade in C, with an old "bis" ("[play] twice") annotation
It depends on whether you have Windows configured to hide the extensions of files.
Now, I could have been correct if you had done a video of a cat orchestra (I might even watch that once).
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Chord,Pos==b5 Pos=#4
Chord,Pos==b-2 Pos=#-3
This is quite common with MIDI stuff - they start counting at zero instead of one - and it can be quite confusing!
Graham