Posted December 20, 20222 yr I just started working with Opusmodus 3 and noticed that preview score playback might work differently, at least on my end. Using the custom sound sets via Logic works when evaluating individual code snippets and def-score blocks. However, when evaluating ps blocks in the same context produces this error message: OM 8 > audition-musicxml-omn-snippet Error: OMN Parse Error: fail 1 (abort) Return to top loop level 0. Type :b for backtrace or :c <option number> to proceed. Type :bug-form "<subject>" for a bug report template or :? for other options. I attached the screenshots of Opusmodus Audition Preferences and a code excerpt. I have a custom logic.lisp file in Def-Instrument-Sets folder, which I thing it's fine given that the snippet and def-score playback work just fine. I'd gladly provide more information if needed. Thank you for your help. Zvony
December 20, 20222 yr To use PS with ports you need to create your own def-instrument-set set. I would advise to use always DEF-SCORE. The PS is for quick preview mainly for GM instrument. The Audition setup is only for Snippets and dose nothing to PS or DEF-SCORE instance. In PS you need to place each of the instruments in a list: : p (list (list prh) (list plh)) Please read the PS document.
December 20, 20222 yr Author Thanks for the quick reply and advice. I'm fine using PS for quick preview with GM instruments. I'd just like to know why I couldn't use PS with ports now. Could I have the wrong setup? I remember it worked before. Also, is it necessary to include a :port line within the PS block? I have created my def-instrument-set for logic (see attached). The file is in Def-Libraries => Def-Instrument-Sets directory. Thanks again! logic.lisp
December 20, 20222 yr Your PS score is not correct. : p (list (list prh) (list plh)) Images of score are not helpful. Next time please post the score as text.
March 4, 20232 yr Author What directory should one place a custom-made def-instrument-set lisp file in? Thanks!
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