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To make audio recordings of your VDL creations so that you can burn them to a CD or save them as MP3's to share on websites or email, you must first create an audio file of your playback. An audio file is typically an AIFF or a WAV file. Note: MIDI files do not contain any audio data. Once you've created an audio file (aiff or wav), you can burn it onto an audio CD; or if you want to save as an MP3, you can easily convert it to that format with a free program such as iTunes or numerous others.

Depending on how you are using VDL, methods for recording audio will vary, but for many of our users a quick and satisfactory recording can be captured from using a basic audio recording program such as Audacity (free) or WireTap Pro (free trial, inexpensive). Essentially, when you hit 'Record,' these programs will record any sound coming through your soundcard.

A more high-tech way to render audio recordings, which is also more flexible and professional, would be to use an actual DAW (digital audio workstation) program such as Logic, Sonar, Digital Performer, or Cubase. If you are unfamiliar with sequencing programs, or are on a budget, these may be a little intimidating. However, this is how much computer music is made by the pros and they by far offer the most flexibility.

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If you are hosting VDL as a plug-in within Finale 2006d or later, you can easily render an audio recording of your work by selecting File>Save Special>Save as audio file. If you are not hosting VDL as a plug-in in Finale, most likely you're using VDL/Kontakt Player in stand-alone mode, in which case the Audacity or WireTap methods (above) may be your best bet.

NotePerformer 3 is the Artificial Intelligence-based orchestral playback engine for Sibelius, Finale & Dorico.

If you are using Sibelius 3, don't be confused by the File>Save as Audio Track function. Unfortunately, that will only work if you are playing back sounds from the integrated Kontakt Player (silver or gold) within Sibelius. In Sibelius 4, this is at File>Export>Audio. The same restriction applies, so the Audacity or WireTap methods (above) may be your best bet.

If you are using Sibelius 5, it is highly recommended that you also be using Virtual Drumline 2.5 which comes with Kontakt Player 2. KP2 is integrated as a virtual instrument plug-in within Sibelius 5, offering much tighter integration than ever before. Assuming you're running your VDL sounds within plugged-in instances of Kontakt Player 2 in Sibelius 5, all you need to do to render a full audio playback of your score is select the Export>Audio feature.

There are many other options for recording audio on your computer. These are just some brief descriptions of methods that have been popular with some of our customers. This topic comes up from time to time on our users forum which is a great resource to search for ideas.

This tutorial will show you how to use the Virtual Drumline sound library along side Musescore. This tutorial will will include the installation of all necessary software, usage of the library with examples, and the limitations / known issues.

I have only been able to get this working on Windows 10 64-bit. The only other OS I've tried is Ubuntu 16.04, and after much trial and error, I did not get the software working. This tutorial will cover installation and use on Windows 10 64-bit, with VDL 2.5.5, and Kontakt Player 5.

Virtual Drumline is a VST (Virtual Studio Technology) sound library, that uses Kontakt Player to play the samples. There are two methods of connecting Musescore to Kontakt Player: JACK, and MIDI. This tutorial will outline the process, and limitations, of both methods.

Connecting via JACK (recommended)

Connecting with JACK is suitable for users who will be using more than one 'drumset' or unpitched percussion instrument in their score.

Connecting with JACK will not allow you to use any Mod Wheel functionality without a work around

Required Downloads

Musescore 2.x --- https://musescore.org/en/download
JACK Audio Connection Kit --- http://www.jackaudio.org/downloads/
Carla --- http://kxstudio.linuxaudio.org/Downloads
Notepad++ --- https://notepad-plus-plus.org/download/v7.5.6.html
VDL_Instruments.xml --- VDL_Instruments_1.1.0.xml
Virtual Drumline --- https://www.tapspace.com/software/virtual-drumline-2.5-direct-download

Installation and Setup

I'm going to assume that you have already downloaded and installed both Virtual Drumline and Musescore.

Setup JACK

Download and install the JACK Audio Connection Kit
Navigate to the folder where JACK was installed (most likely C:Program Files (x86)Jack)
Drag the Program Jack Control onto the desktop, or make a shortcut
Now go back to the folder where JACK is installed, and find the '64 Bits' folder C:Program Files (x86)Jack64 Bits
Open an administrator command prompt from file explorer:
Then enter the following regsvr32 JackRouter.dll
Exit the command prompt and file explorer, open Jack Control, and click on settings
Under the parameters tab, make sure the sample rate matches that of your sound card
Under the advanced tab, change the Server Prefix to jackd -R -S -X winmme this allows JACK to communicate with Musescore

Setup Musescore

Next download the VDL_Instruments_1.1.0.xml file, and copy the file path of wherever you decide to put it.
Open Musescore, and go to Edit > Preferences > Score. Then under 'Instruments List 2' paste the file
path of the xml file.
Then go to Edit > Preferences > I/O then select the box for JACK Audio Server

Setup Carla

Download and install Carla
Open Carla and click Configure Carla
Under the Engine tab, make sure the Audio Driver is set to JACK and the Process Mode is set to Multiple Clients
1. Under the Paths tab, click on the drop-down menu and select 'VST', then click '+ Add.' and navigate to wherever you installed Virtual Drumline (Most likely C:Program FilesNative InstrumentsVSTPlugins 64 bit).

Using JACK, Carla, and Musescore

Close Carla and Musescore if they're open, in JACK, press the 'Start' button, this will open the JACK Audio server
Next open Carla
To add instruments, click 'Add Plugin' on Carla's main page, then scroll down the list and find the plugins labeled 'Kontakt 5', select the one with 8 Audio Outs
Open Musescore, and open the score you want to use

You must always open JACK first, Carla second, then Musescore

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