That's a relatively ambiguous question. How does the Sibelius volume compare to your normal system audio and playback in iTunes?
One thing that will give you a bit more juice can be found by going to your instance of Kontakt Player 2 in which you have VDL loaded (can be accessed via the mixer or Playback Devices). Then click on the Options tab and set the default loading volume to 0db instead of -6db. I think it should be doing this by default, but I'm not sure.
See attached image.
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over 14 years ago
If you haven't already, I'd suggest updating your VDL library to version 2.5.2. It has a better volume presence than the 2.5 library out of the box.
To do this, you'll first need to update Kontakt Player to 2.2.4 which can be done via the Service Center program under the ";Updates"; tab. Once you've downloaded and installed that, you can get the 2.5.2 VDL Library Update [url=https://www.tapspace.com/Downloads-Updates-p-2.html#VDL25Updates]here[/url].
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over 14 years ago
Does this update also improve Finale 2010 volumes as well? I was waiting for the Finale templates to install thinking it was all connected.
Thanks!
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over 14 years ago
It does. In fact, the VDL 2.5.2 Library Update contains a completely separate folder of ";Finale Specific Instruments"; that will give much better volume output when using VDL with Finale.
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over 14 years ago
The 2.5.2 update works great with Finale 2010/2011. I've had to back off the dB's to avoid clipping in a few files :-).
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over 14 years ago
Just make sure you don't try loading those into Sibelius or our DAW, lest you want your ears to start bleeding :-)
Disclaimer: Tapspace is not responsible for any damage that might be caused by the misuse of the new Finale specific sounds :)
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