well I don't know what they were saying on the other post. Trill works fine when I test here with GPO clarinet. hehe. Keep two things in mind: a lot of these posts you read on the forums are from older builds. Notion seems to be updated relatively frequently, compared to many other pieces of softwa...

Going through some older posts here to help someone and I came across this, but I don't quite understand what the problem was here that ended up getting corrected. Also, what did you mean, pcartwright, in saying you needed to "reload the sample player?"

Dewdman42 wrote:one of you said that Notion has trill samples or something so basically to do trills in notion you have to do some seperate track thing, yuck.

For half step trills: <if technique = "trhf" />

For whole step: <if technique = "trwh" />

another question I have for you guys, in looking at the prules file, i see a lot of instrument-id references and I have absolutely no idea where those numbers come from. That is the kind info i need to figure out a prules file for Kirk Hunter. But where on earth are those instrument-id's defined su...

Thanks for the help. I found the file, made the edits. Things seem to work, I have no idea yet whether legato mode is working or not yet or how to verify this prules file is being used, but anyway, no errors. I see all those notion files in same general area, one for each instrument, so obviously t...

It honestly sound (again, for the most part) like an entirely different library by just adding this "solo layer" on top of each string section. That makes sense. The GPO manual describes the process of ensemble building where users do that very thing, add solo instruments on top of sectio...

I've also just discovered a way to make the strings sound (at least usually) MUCH better. For each section, I pulled up the VST interface and added a solo version to the 2nd bay, and changed that to channel 1. In other words, the staff for Violins I is now pointing to an instance of GPO which has th...

what is the name of the file I am looking for? Well, once you're in the rules section that the other poster I cited pointed to, I'd think it should be pretty obvious. The file I have is called "GPO_Aria.prules" There must be some file in there that mentions something about GPO in it's nam...

When you find the file, in any case, you just need to do two things. First, you'll find in the sections for certain instruments (I believe only the strings) this (I've made the all the code red in order to distinguish it from my explanations): <cc type="note-on-prefix" controller="64&...

Hmmm, I'm not sure how you find these things on a Mac. In Windows, there is an additional folder underneath "Plugin Data" called "Rules" which I forgot to mention before. That's where the rules are. Now I don't know how things work on a Mac - I know very little about the file sys...