I've created rulesets for Notion 6 for Synchron Player with Synchron Strings.

Some creativity was required as the Synchron Strings don't contain complete articulations and techniques (no spiccatto, no staccatto accents, no tenutos, no detaches, etc.).  I'd be interested to know if others have other approaches to reproducing some of these.

As "prules" is not an allowed file type for posting to the VSL community boards, you can find them here:

https://forums.presonus.com/viewtopic.php?f=169&t=30823&p=176818#p176818

Michael

Thanks Michael,

It's been so long I've forgoton the key combo for inseting the Rule set in a score!

Bill

Thank you Very much! :  )

Really appreciated

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Does anyone know if there is a way to also include the keyswitches during export? (e.g. for use/import of midi into a DAW)

Also when I try to use the Send to Studio One 3 (ScoreTransfer from Notion 6 to S1) the articulation switches/changes seem to be lost (Also checked the other CCs/changes)

Somehow I cant find the (simulated, great idea!) spiccatto in Notion. Could anyone be so kind and tell me where I can find it?

Thanks a lot

Just got this response from Presonus, haven't yet tested.:

Hi Michael,

I just did some testing with this scenario and it seems that if you export your file to MIDI and then manually drag that MIDI file into Studio One, you will get the keyswitches.  If you just send note data from Notion to Studio One, it will drop the keyswitches.  Let me know if you are seeing the same thing.

Best Regards,

Originally Posted by: Fabio Biolcati

Originally Posted by: Tensivity

Just got this response from Presonus, haven't yet tested.:

Hi Michael,

I just did some testing with this scenario and it seems that if you export your file to MIDI and then manually drag that MIDI file into Studio One, you will get the keyswitches.  If you just send note data from Notion to Studio One, it will drop the keyswitches.  Let me know if you are seeing the same thing.

Best Regards,

I can confirm it works this way in Reaper.
You'll notice a keyswitch value for every note in the score, due to be able to play the right articuation at any position you'll start playback.
Hope it helps.
Cheers

Thanks, Fabio.  I got it to work with Cubase, but not with Studio One, but I've just looked at it briefly.

Originally Posted by: Arsenal

Strangely it does indeed work with Reaper, but not S1/Notion

I tried both variants, "Send to Studio One" and simply midi importing, with Studio One (3.5.6.46910 OSX) and Notion (6.4.462 OSX)

Can anyone provide any further insight or ideas?

Thank you

I responded to the tech support reply.  Still waiting...

Will update if I hear back.

Originally Posted by: Arsenal

Strangely it does indeed work with Reaper, but not S1/Notion

I tried both variants, "Send to Studio One" and simply midi importing, with Studio One (3.5.6.46910 OSX) and Notion (6.4.462 OSX)

Tech Support says "manually drag that MIDI file into Studio One". Same as I do in Reaper. Guess this why it works – I'm not a S1 user…

Hope it helps. Cheers.

Here's the fix for the issue of keyswitches not appearing in S1 drag and drop, which fixes the issue:

Hi Michael,

I heard back from our Product Manager and he recommends setting the option to "send note-offs" in the rules editor prior to sending to Studio One.  This may be why my export was working and yours was not.  He told me that some DAWs require this option as others do not.  Let us know what you find out.