I'm hoping some kind soul will lend me a hand and tell me if Polyphone can export an SFZ file that actually works in DAW or player, like Plogue's Sforzando. I faithfully followed the online guide but cannot export a functional SFZ.
Polyphone does export SFZ instrument compilations that work nicely in Finale music notation software. But I discovered that the key range in an exported SFZ file must firstly be corrected in a text editor to make it work, since Polyphone erroneously reverses the order. Below is an example, where the opcode lokey should be 38, etc.:
