So if everyone is marked pizz, the basses play pizz, but really only because the others are marked pizz. The basses seem to respond to other instruments' articulation only (whereas the violas and cellos do it just 50% of the time, on a random basis). But how do I do that in Finale when I'm editing the playback options for my expression? There doesn't seem to be any option for "key switch" there. I guess I have to invoke the "key switches" for all those things (?).
Just creating an expression called "detache" or "staccato," etc., doesn't seem to be enough to access the different kinds of staccato that the player says are available with the instrument. For example, if I mark "pizz," they do play pizz, but it seems that there are a few in the section that are still playing arco, as if maybe some of the less attentive players in the back row didn't see the "pizz," creating a sort of divisi articulation effect that I don't want.īy the way, suppose I want another kind of staccato instead of the heavy martele sound. Then, sometimes the articulation seems to apply only to some of the players. That is, randomly, some instruments take on another instrument's articulation. Then, if the violas are playing the next bar, they sometimes play the staccato just because the violins did, or sometimes not. If I put staccato dots over the 2nd violins, they play martele-style. My only problem now is that there are few weird things. However, after having opened that file, somehow it seems to have "stuck," or at any rate, I do have HP settings for Vienna now.
Finale pizzicato zip#
I didn't find any Finale 2010 file to download though, other than the percussion map under "Finale 2009 & 2010 Human Playback Settings for Vienna Instruments Special Edition," there's a ZIP file, and unzipping it only produces a Finale 2009 file. Thanks so much.That gets me way further! (I wish in the "needful" area they had spelled out the steps regarding the Ensemble player as being different from the thing that gets installed from the disk.
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