NotePerformer 4.1- HOOPUS - Finale v27

[@claudelago]

Thanks for sharing. I'm having a hard time choosing between the supported libraries.

[@OGrauMusic]

It is a good product and easy to use, you will not regret buying.

[@claudelago]

@@OGrauMusic I was looking at the bundle of orchestra and piano. I'll try to hold my horses and wait for the Black Friday discounts. They usually offer 40% off.

[@OGrauMusic]

@@claudelago Black Friday is a good opportunity👌

[@officialnoslenj]

Maybe you can answer my questions. I’ve looked everywhere and I can’t figure it out. 1. Do you have to make the slots in the play engine match the score staffs? 2. How can you tell that it’s actually playing the vst and not just np4 sounds? 3. I own the Synchron library and I have the Synchron play engine template. Do I have to also open the standalone version of Synchron player with all the instruments loaded in that too? Thanks

[@OGrauMusic]

I'll summarize it in a few words: NP4 currently uses two software (the internal or master software that automatically integrates with your notation editor) (and the second slave software that you have to open independently of the notation software and load the libraries into it. (premiun of sounds in order to your orchestral template) For NP4 to work well, you need to have the NP playback engine (NP4 slave software) open on your computer at the same time you are working with your notation editor. The notation editor should work at the same time with NP4 master and automatically and miraculously connects with your NP4 slave, but it is very important that if you have a "flute" in your notation editor score, it must load it into your NP4 slave the sound of your "flute" in that case from the Synchron library, for example. When you play your score on your NP4 slave you should see sound input and output (monitoring) meters that you can see visually. You may also notice a significant auditory difference when changing from NP4 master to NP4 slave,

[@Lazomusic-77]

Hola! En mi Mac mini de 8 gb la orquesta se traba mucho, sobretodo una full grande. Crees que estará bien si voy por una de 16gb con m2 o M1 Pro? También uso HOOPUS, pero en Sibelius(pirata jajaja)Saludos!

[@OGrauMusic]

Cuando usted abre NP playback engine para cargar sus sonidos Hoopus, le indica una recomendación en memoria RAM. 8gb son pocos aunque sea M1, las librerías orquestales de estas empresas tiran de mucha RAM. Para poder trabajar cómodamente es necesario un mínimo de 32Gb (si son 64 mejor) para una orquesta de tamaño estándar. Desconozco si un chip M2 con 16gb puede correr una plantilla orquestal completa, pero por lógica debe funcionar mejor que un M1 de 8gb que solo me sirve para correr un cuarteto o quinteto de cuerdas.... espero haberme explicado!!

[@OGrauMusic]

Yo en mi Mac M1 puedo funcionar pero siempre trabajando por capas y exportando instrumentos para aposteriori trabajarlos en LogicPro. La plantilla orquestal de mi video es pequeña (secciones básicas) de usar una gran orquesta, el M1 se queda pequeño

[@Lazomusic-77]

@@OGrauMusic me queda mas claro con su respuesta. Saludos!

[@officialnoslenj]

I have a 64 gig iMac. My playback is fine but when I try to export stems in Finale the audio starts hanging up. Have you had this issue with NPPE and finale?

[@SergeiKrinitsky]

You need 32 GB