Last post by Flurmy -
When NWC imports the MIDI data, the last note is often ignored. That's well known. I just discovered that instead NWC viewer shows the score correctly.
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Last post by Lawrie Pardy -
Hi John, nice to see you back. If you check the very first post in this thread you'll find all you need. N.B. there's no need to create a user.
Haven't posted in quite a while, but folks may remember me (very long time NWC user). I was looking for a way to convert my NWC files to Music XML and came across this thread (hello, Lawrie, nice to see you posting here). I went to OpaGust's site to see about obtaining the converter, but needed to register; however, tt tells me no more registrations are being accepted.
Is there a way to obtain this utility (or be registered at the site to obtain it) in order to see about converting some of my NWC files to other platforms that support MusicXML (specifically, looking to use either Dorico, since Finale is now deprecated, or Fender (previously Presonus) Notion)?
Last post by SimonBells -
Thank you, yes I understand that. Incidentally, when installing plugins, I have found it not necessary to paste the file into the NWC plugins folder, as double clicking a plugin from its current location automatically opens NWC and a dialogue box ask whether you wish to install the plugin. Whether this works universally for all plugins, I don't know. Thanks again.
Last post by Mike Shawaluk -
Be aware that if there are updates to any user objects, you won't be able to install those updates automatically within NWC; you'll need to download them manually from an internet-connected computer and copy them to the UserPlugins folder.