All I really want to do is get better sounds and Auria does that. Writing in the piano roll within Auria would be very in-intuitive for me. I’ve looked everywhere I could find about this and apparently, my process is different than most people. Auria will remember the iSymphonic part but will set it to the first option in the scroll down menu, not the instrument I chose, so I have to re-set them every time I open the project - which takes a long time for 51 instruments.Īlso, the longer I work with the project, notes just drop off the end - the track gets shorter and shorter by a few notes at a time. I set the instrument (tried from both editor and mixer) using iSymphonic as AU. I then tried to lower the buffer rate and I got a bit over 2 minutes to show up.Īlso, the tracks were not aligned in time when imported - they were offset so the notes no longer lined up.Īnother problem I have is instruments. I then imported them into Auria Pro, one at a time, and still - they all stopped at 1:48 minutes.
Musical notation program symhpony with audio pro#
So I broke the piece into individual tracks and rendered each one into midi and then checked them by re-importing them into Symphony Pro to check that the whole track was there. When I try to render the piece into midi (within SP) and import it into Auria Pro, via the files app, most of the midi data just isn’t there. The current piece I’m working on has 51 tracks and is probably going to be around 12 minutes long.
Since the instruments don’t sound great in SP, I’m trying to find a way to make the music I write sound better. I write music in Symphony Pro, a music notation app like Notion. Hello, I’m looking for advice about some problems I’m having.
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