String section misses their cue at the end of piano roll 2018-05-27 02:45 pm This is probably a sound card issue, but I thought I'd check here and see if anyone else has this problem, or if it's possibly a limitation of NWC.See the attached file, mm 11-12. The two pianos roll nearly the entire keyboard in a single measure, and the strings punctuates the final beat with a chord.The problem I'm having is that the strings don't play that chord. It's like they're all missing their cue. Quote Selected
Re: String section misses their cue at the end of piano roll Reply #1 – 2018-05-27 03:16 pm Yes - soundcard. The many piano notes that do not stop immediately use up too many of the "polyphonic voices" of the synthesizer.This is what it sounds like when I run it from NWC through Reaper with (free) Sonatina Symphonic Orchestra soundfonts* - that's why I stopped using that Microsoft thingy altogether a few years ago.* with a small change: I removed the staccato ticks on the strings' chord - it was too short with them.H.M.// Edit:I think that in measure 8, there's a small error in the cellos and bass: The eighth pause and f seem reversed ... Quote Selected Last Edit: 2018-05-27 03:28 pm by hmmueller 1 Likes
Re: String section misses their cue at the end of piano roll Reply #2 – 2018-05-27 07:12 pm Ha, good catch! Quote Selected
Re: String section misses their cue at the end of piano roll Reply #3 – 2018-05-27 08:36 pm Quote from: hmmueller – 2018-05-27 03:16 pmYes - soundcard. The many piano notes that do not stop immediately use up too many of the "polyphonic voices" of the synthesizer.I agree. If you change the MIDI channel of the pianos to 16, The strings will sound. Quote Selected 1 Likes
Re: String section misses their cue at the end of piano roll Reply #4 – 2018-05-27 09:09 pm That worked, thanks! Quote Selected 1 Likes