When i tried it first the metronom sound was also played back by pianoteq , so i posted a question about that problem at the Sibelius Help Center and got a step by step explanation from the support two days later. Have a look here:
Yeah, that #$@#@#!@%#$%@ metronome, turned "on" by default. That thing's bloody obnoxious!!! (And it was a pain in the neck to finally disable.)
]]>which version of Sibelius do you use? VST and AU Plugins are supported since Sibelius 5.
I guess you want to recall Pianoteq as your default sound every time you create a new piano staff in the score? That is possible but there are some steps to get there. When i tried it first the metronom sound was also played back by pianoteq , so i posted a question about that problem at the Sibelius Help Center and got a step by step explanation from the support two days later. Have a look here:
http://www.sibelius.com/cgi-bin/helpcen...;groupid=3
Best regards,
Robert
I haven't actually used Sibelius in a little while now (I'm going for MIDI-only and/or graphic notation these days), but that was my main reason for initially getting Pianoteq! (So I could go all "Sorabji" with it! ;^)
Just open the mixer and select Pianoteq as the playback device. (IMHumO, this is one area where Sibelius could be a bit clearer. Too much crap is buried beneath the surface...) You may have to configure the "playback devices" first. (I've uninstalled the program, so I can't do a quick "open & compare" for you. But the manual explains enough for you to get by.)
I do not believe Harmony Assistant hosts plug-ins (and, quite frankly, it's a bit "behind the times" now), so that would be a dead-end.
]]>In other words, how do you connect them with your other instruments? Or are you thinking of getting all of them at once, and are worried about everything working together?
]]>I work on a Macintosh.
Regards Leander
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