Start Finale with a blank score and go to "Audio/MIDI//Device Set Up//Manage VST plug-in directories." A common spot is "C:\Program Files (x86)\VSTplugins"
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Install it to where ever you want to put the plugins. Any thoughts on this? Suggestions? I'd like to be able to give the listener this critical effect when attempting to sell my music.Īlso, if a person downloads the free ReaPlugs, where does that option to use these Plugs appear once you are in Finale working on a document?įirst, realize that for Finale you need the 32bit versions.
I can definitely hear it in Finale when I render HP. It doesn't seem that when I create these files that this particular element is preserved. On a related note, I've been finding it difficult to get any information on whether a WAV or even MIDI file delivers such elements as crescendos and decrescendos (especially those 2!). With the EQ and Multi band compressor one can really pull SmartSynth and ARIA mixes 'out of the can' so they sound good even on crappy computer speakers and ear-buds. I'm blown away that the folks behind Reaper give this really nice set of plugins away. One can get a bit more polished sound out of Finale thanks to these great EQ and Compression plugins! These come in handy, even inside Finale itself. PrintMusic 2004, 2006, 20 Windows 7 Home Premium, Pentium i5 750 quad core + 4 GB Cakewalk UA-101
I use it all the time - write in PrintMusic, export midi to Reaper and do final tweaks before rendering the final audio file.
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Systems (5) // Windows XP Pro (32bit), Windows 7 Pro, 8.1 Pro, Windows 10 64 bit, 4GB - 16GB RAM M-Audio "Oxygen 25" Midi input keyboard (recent addition 2014) SmartScore X Pro, SmartScore X2 Pro, PhotoScore Ultimate 6 & 7 & 8.04 ( 7 has some utility-best of those available, 8 has some issues that need fixing) Progression, Progression 2, Progression 3, Notion 4, Sibelius 6.2, 7.1.3, 7.5.1, 8.4.1, Write Score Sound Sets, TMT Publisher Bundle Plugins, Bob Zawalich plugins, Dolet 6.6
Finale 2010b, 2011b, 2012c, 2014d, 2014.5 TGTools Pro, Patterson plugins, JW plugins (current for each Finale Instalation) and with the forthcoming rewire in the New 64bit Finale I'd recommend this over ProTools or Digital Performer. This extremely cheap (cost), but powerful DAW is getting better all the time (movie window capabilities). So even though I have the file where Reaper says it wants it, Reaper ain't rendering.Īny clues here? It's bizarre for a start that its desired location appears to be in a hidden folder, but having gotten over that, I can't see why it won't work.MakeMusic Forum > Public Forums > Finale - Windows - FORUM HAS MOVED! > OT-DAW Reaper I try changing the name to lame_enc64.dll to see if that makes a difference.
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All the 64 bit versions I find on the web are called just lame_enc.dll. Then I notice that it's looking for lame_enc64.dll. Reaper thinks it's not there, and even when I open up the file location from within Reaper, I can see the damn file, but Reaper ain't playing. Nonetheless by opening 2 Explorers I manage to get the DLL file to the right place. I can't access that folder in Windows Explorer. Reaper tells me when I try to render that it wants it in a specific folder and gives me that path. As per the other thread I've downloaded the LAME encoder.
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