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FossMan
12-03-2005, 12:22 PM
I have an interesting desire in one of my scores: The Horns take the melodic lead. Now, while the KS Horn 1 sounds just fine on its own, I think I'd really like to add one of the overlays to it. Without creating a new staff in the score with the Horn FF Overlay instrument assigned to it, is there a way for me to add the Horn overlay atop the already written staff for the Horn. I guess what I'm asking is: is there a way for Finale to play two instruments on the same staff?
Richard N.
12-03-2005, 12:41 PM
You can playback two diffirent instruments on the same staff - but you will need to duplicate the notation in 2 different layers, and route the two layers to separate channels (each layer will need a different instrument name).
I don't know what the HP implications are of doing this.
FossMan
12-03-2005, 06:05 PM
Well, HP doesn't like that at all. It sticks the channel change on whatever layer is playing (even though I specified the third layer). Oh, well, I guess I'll need to create a new staff anyway.
Nickie Fønshauge
12-06-2005, 12:01 AM
If you can afford the luxury of assigning one player instance exclusively to Horn 1 on channel OMNI and Horn FFoverlay on channel 2, playback on ch 1 plays Horn 1 without the overlay, and playback on ch 2 with the overlay.
If you can't afford this, create an extra instance of Horn 1 on ch 2: Ch1=Horn1 | Ch2=Horn1+HornFFoverlay.
etLux
12-07-2005, 02:26 AM
There is a slightly roundabout way to do this. (Channel numbers in the example are arbitrary, of course.)
STEP ONE:
First set up...
Horn KS on Channel 1
Also set up...
Horn KS on Channel 2
Horn Overlay on Channel 2
STEP TWO:
Then create a text expression to change to channel 1, and another to change to channel 2.
USING IT:
When you want just the Horn KS, use the text expression for channel 1.
When you want the combination of Horn KS and Horn Overlay, use the text expression for channel 2.
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Hope that helps!
David
www.DavidSosnowski.com
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