Begin by recreating your Finale session in Logic Proacronym short for Publishing Rights Organization, such as ASCAP, BMI, SESAC X - then mix1. Collection of individual tracks or parts 2. The process of adjusting relative sound levels, processing and placement within a sonic realm 3. The result of sonic recording and processing in a much more robust production environment with plugins and live recording.[Read more...] about Importing Finale into Logic Pro X | Article on the Finale Blog
Articles on Other Blogs
We've written guest post articles on the Finale, Scoring Notes and Of Notes blogs discussing technical issues in Finale.
Article on the Scoring Notes Blog – Using Finale’s “Tempo Map”
We wrote an article about tempoThe speed at which a piece of music is performed, often indicated in beats per minute. editing issues in Finale software. It's been published on the Scoring Notes Blog, with solutions, techinques and workarounds.[Read more...] about Article on the Scoring Notes Blog – Using Finale’s “Tempo MapComponent in MIDI data defining the tempo and tempo changes in a musical piece or track”
Article on “Of Note” Blog – Getting a Good Mix In Finale
The article discusses issues, techniques and solutions getting a good mix1. Collection of individual tracks or parts 2. The process of adjusting relative sound levels, processing and placement within a sonic realm 3. The result of sonic recording and processing from Garritan sample instrument libraries in Finale NotationA system of symbols used to write down music. software.[Read more...] about Article on “Of Note” Blog – Getting a Good Mix In Finale
Arrangerforhire’s New Post on the Finale Blog – Aria Player in Logic Pro X
We did a how-to article, using MakeMusic's Aria Player with Finale's Human Playback as a multiA single multi-channel, multi-output instance of a virtual instrument in a digital music mixing environment bank in Logic Proacronym short for Publishing Rights Organization, such as ASCAP, BMI, SESAC X[Read more...] about Arrangerforhire’s New Post on the Finale Blog – Aria Player in Logic Pro X
New Article on the “Of Note” blog – How To Restore Finale Customizations after Upgrade
We wrote a guest post for the "Of Note" blog - "Restore Finale Customizations After Upgrade"
Having upgraded from Finale 25 to 26 to take advantage of many improvements in application stability, speed, graphics performance, and articulation handling, … [Read more...] about New Article on the “Of Note” blog – How To Restore Finale Customizations after Upgrade
Setting up Garritan’s Premium Libraries in Finale – on the Scoring Notes blog
Finale's Human Playback offers interpretive continuous controller and keyswitch data in order to maximize realism in playback from a sample library. Learn about solutions to common problems with setup here![Read more...] about Setting up Garritan’s Premium Libraries in Finale – on the Scoring Notes blog
Article on the Finale Blog – Using Finale’s Human Playback in a DAW
Our first guest post on the Finale Blog is published, describing techniques and issues in using Finale's Human Playback data in Digital Audio Workstations[Read more...] about Article on the Finale Blog – Using Finale’s Human Playback in a DAWDigital Audio Workstation. Some are: Ableton Live, FL Studio, Logic Pro X, Cubase, Pro Tools, Studio One, Reason, Reaper, Digital Performer, Bitwig Studio, Samplitude Pro X, GarageBand (Mac), Cakewalk by BandLab, Presonus Studio One, Tracktion Waveform
Article on the Finale Blog – Default Files, Document Styles, and Templates: Making Finale Work Your Way
We published a guest post on the Finale Blog documenting our experience using Finale's features enabling the use of Default Files, Templates and Document Styles.[Read more...] about Article on the Finale Blog – Default Files, Document Styles, and Templates: Making Finale Work Your Way
