Now available for free download is a [i]Quick Start[/i] PDF document which quickly outlines all the steps for configuring VDL:2 to Sibelius or Finale. This document is now included in every VDL:2 package, however this may be helpful if you're still trying to figure out how all this stuff works together.

[b][url=https://www.tapspace.com/vdl2/tutorials/VDL2_Quickstart.pdf]Get it here.[/url][/b]

[quote]This is regaurding the use in Finale Printmusic

";Finale Songwriter and PrintMusic would require the use of a Virtual Midi Cable such as Midi Yoke (www.midiox.com) or Maple Midi (www.marblesound.com).";

Regaurding that statement in your FAQ; Do they have any Virtual Midi Cables for mac? I checked out both of those, and those are both for PC.[/quote]

I will get this updated to be a little more clear in regards to how this fits in with Macintosh.  Thanks for pointing this out so that we can make this better.

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And sorry if I'm annoying haha but you don't need an upgraded soundcard for VD2 right?
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This is in the FAQ:
https://www.tapspace.com/support/faq/index.php?action=artikel&cat=4&id=33

And sorry if I'm annoying haha but you don't need an upgraded soundcard for VD2 right?

Thank you. I should have figured that out, but I thought Printmusic setup was different than the normal Finale listed in the quickstart guide.

Download and read the Quickstart guide.  A VMC is not needed for Mac.

This is regaurding the use in Finale Printmusic

[i]";Finale Songwriter and PrintMusic would require the use of a Virtual Midi Cable such as Midi Yoke (www.midiox.com) or Maple Midi (www.marblesound.com).";[/i]

Regaurding that statement in your FAQ; Do they have any Virtual Midi Cables for mac? I checked out both of those, and those are both for PC.

Dean - good eyes. Thanks for catching that! We'll get it fixed in the next printing, and will have the updated version on the site asap.

small errata here. . .

The last line on page 7 should say Finale instad of Sibelius. Like the bottom of page 8.

I know it's small, but to the easily confused user (sometimes me) it could be confusing.