Can the Score page read Player tracks?

It seems like the generated instruments aren't visible in the score window. Am I missing something?

Posted on Nov 17, 2024 10:29 AM

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Posted on Nov 17, 2024 11:04 AM

They should, I agree. I've tried both a monophonic Bass Player track, and a polyphonic Keyboard Player track. Neither show up in the score. If I convert, say, the Bass Player track to a MIDI track, then it shows up in the score. As soon as I undo the conversion, the bass part disappears from the score.


I am pretty sure it doesn't show generated parts, but maybe nobody uses the score that way. Seems to me that since the generated notes are not directly editable in the Tracks window unless you convert to MIDI, it might be handy to have them editable in the Score window.

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Nov 17, 2024 11:04 AM in response to yoyoBen

They should, I agree. I've tried both a monophonic Bass Player track, and a polyphonic Keyboard Player track. Neither show up in the score. If I convert, say, the Bass Player track to a MIDI track, then it shows up in the score. As soon as I undo the conversion, the bass part disappears from the score.


I am pretty sure it doesn't show generated parts, but maybe nobody uses the score that way. Seems to me that since the generated notes are not directly editable in the Tracks window unless you convert to MIDI, it might be handy to have them editable in the Score window.

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