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| Forum | Basic Notation features (e.g. accents) | scriabiner | 6 | 3 days 9 hours |
| Forum | Synfire 2.0.7 | andre | 44 | 5 days 23 hours |
| Forum | Harmonic rhythm | tanders | 1 | 6 days 17 hours |
| Forum | Difficulties with custom scales | tanders | 6 | 1 week 3 days |
| Forum | My list of bug reports | scriabiner | 56 | 1 week 5 days |
| Forum | MusicXML export of chord symbols and articulations (staccato, legato, slurs,...) | discosleepy | 4 | 1 week 5 days |
| Forum | Copying figures does not include velocity and dynamics | tanders | 2 | 1 week 6 days |
| Forum | Example phrase library sound ? | janamdo | 9 | 1 week 6 days |
| Forum | My list of suggestions | scriabiner | 12 | 3 weeks 2 days |
| Forum | Synfire 2.0.6 | andre | 89 | 3 weeks 2 days |
| Forum | When will the shop reopen | Pjl | 7 | 3 weeks 3 days |
| Forum | Synfire Pro 1 and Synfire Pro 2 license | mark g | 11 | 3 weeks 5 days |
Users that are new to Synfire often expect it to work like a DAW. To their credit, the difference is indeed difficult to tell at first glance, at least until it's unique capabilities are experienced first hand. In order to help with this transition, I want to introduce the core concepts that set Synfire apart from a DAW and start a series of new videos.
While preparing for a new generation of Synfire and HN, Cognitone is looking to update all tutorials and music examples to make them more instructive and fun. Let us know your musical preferences now, so we can make stuff that best suits your needs.
Synfire 1.10 released today finally completes the transition to 64-bit on all platforms. It includes a migration assistant that helps you convert any 32-bit racks or arrangements you might still have around.
