huascadave wrotethank you for your time , i learn things ^^
The problem isn't fixed and probably never will...
can you use some soundfonts in notion ?
Glad to help! (1) It's possible that removing the default NOTION 6 Reverb on the Master stereo output channel in the NOTION 6 Mixer will improve the native "Organ Manuals" sounds, and I base this hypothesis on the idea that the "Organ Manuals" samples are correctly tuned but have textures that are focused more on odd overtones with perhaps disturbing tremolo and vibrato articulations in the raw audio . . .
If my hypothesis is correct, then running the "Organ Manuals" sounds through reverberation can make everything worse, hence remove the Reverb from the Master stereo output and if necessary for other instruments then apply it specifically to the other instruments on an instrument-by-instrument basis, noting that this is a "producing and mixing" activity rather than a "composing" activity . . .
This might provide some improvement, but it might do nothing . . .
If nothing else, it's an interesting experiment . . .
(2) I found a VSTi virtual instrument plug-in that plays SoundFont sampled sound libraries, and it works nicely on the 2.8-GHz 8-core Mac Pro (Early 2008) with 32GB of system memory running Mac OS X 10.11.6 (El Capitan) with NOTION 6 running in 64-bit mode, of course . . .
The VSTi virtual instrument is available in Mac and Windows versions, so I think this can provide a nice solution for expanding your pipe organ footprint . . .
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sforzando" is the VSTi virtual instrument plug-in, and you can download it at the following link, where you will find the Mac and Windows flavors . . .
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NOTE: The link is found at the bottom of the page, so scroll downward to find it . . . ]
sforzando (Plogue Art et Technologie, Inc.)Plogue Art et Technologie, Inc. is a French Canadian company, and as such they have a dual-language website, where one option is "Français" and the other option is "English" . . .
You will find some pipe organ SoundFont libraries at this link, which is a different website . . .
Lars Virtual Pipe Organs ~ jOrgan/sf2 versionsI downloaded and installed the
sforzando VSTi virtual plug-in and enabled it as a VSTi virtual instrument plug-in in the NOTION 6 Plug-in Manager . . . .
Then after the SoundFont I downloaded expanded
automagically via StuffIt, I located the respective ".sf2" SoundFont file and loaded it into the
sforzando VSTi virtual instrument plug-in, at which time an ARIA utility did the required sampled sounds conversions; saved them to a folder I specified; and then loaded the sampled sounds into the
sforzando VSTi virtual instrument plug-in that I specified for use in NOTION 6 Score Setup for a staff, done via "VST Instruments" . . .
This is the GUI for the VSTi virtual instrument plug-in when used in NOTION 6, and I think it's based on the ARIA Player . . .
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NOTE: There are additional views or "panes" for this player, and they are used to work with various options, parameters, and effects, but only the primary view or "pane" is shown in this image . . . ]
This is one of the SoundFont pipe organ sampled sound libraries that I tested . . .
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NOTE: it's not going to look like this when loaded into the sforzando player, since the sforzando player has a different graphic user interface (GUI) design, but all the relevant stuff is there in one way or another, so it's all good . . . ]
There are other SoundFont pipe organ sampled sound libraries found at the Lars Virtual Pipe Organ website, and this particular set of SoundFont pipe organ sampled sound libraries is provided by Stratman Virtual Instruments in their "Swedish Organ Series" . . .
Swedish Organ Series (Stratman Virtual Instruments)There are pipe organ sampled sound libraries from other locations than Sweden, so it's useful to do a bit of browsing to discover what's available . . .
As best as I can determine at present the "jOrgan" technology versions include separate SoundFont files, and it's the SoundFont files (.sf2) that you want to load into the
sforzando player . . .
If you need a bit of help making sense of how all this stuff is downloaded, installed, configured, and used in NOTION 6, post a follow-up message to this topic . . .
There were a few things that might be a bit confusing for folks who have not yet made sense of the way everything is arranged and located in the Mac OS X infrastructure, but it's not difficult once you know where to look and so forth . . .
Summarizing, I think this maps to a virtual festival of pipe organs from all over the planet, and based on the aforementioned experiment with one of the pipe organ SoundFont sampled sound libraries and the
sforzando player, this looks to work nicely with NOTION 6 on the Mac and probably with NOTION 6 in the Windows universe . . .
And most or all of this stuff is freeware, which is a bonus . . .
Lots of FUN! P. S. I found all this stuff by engaging productively in something I call "The Art of Scouting Around", where one of the most useful rules is that stuff probably exists but its location is obfuscated by the inadvertent thoughtlessness of aficionados . . .
In other words, if you're an aficionado, then you know where your stuff of interest is located, and you probably presume that everyone else on the planet is a fellow aficionado, which nearly never is the actual case, hence for what I like to call "normal people", finding stuff like this is difficult . . .
My strategy is to identify the most potentially productive search terms, and this usually involves a bit of reading, where for example I started finding more useful stuff once I realized that SoundFont files have the ".st2" file extension, which was a new bit of information for me . . .
Initially, I explored various stuff based on searching for "soundfont, vsti", but that was not very productive, so I modified the search perspective and eventually found this stuff (
see above) . . .
Now that apparently I am an aficionado of pipe organ SoundFont sample sound libraries and an ARIA-based SoundFont sampled sound library player that works nicely as a VSTi virtual instrument in NOTION 6, it's totally easy to find this stuff, but rollback the clock to yesterday and "Best Wishes!" on finding anything even remotely useful . . .
If it takes me a few days and several hours to find something, then I suggests it's not so easily found, but so what . . .
It's there; I found it; and it works nicely with NOTION 6, which is fabulous . . .
Fabulous!