Ben Byram-Wigfield commented,
You should be able to download any Garritan libraries that you have bought from your MakeMusic account. There is no serial number, only the PNG licence file that you drop onto the ARIA player. The ...
Ben Byram-Wigfield commented,
Is this the standalone app, or the CFX plug-in? What happens if you use ARIA instead? Can you increase the available memory in the Settings pane?
Ben Byram-Wigfield commented,
Yes, the ARIA player still works well as a plug-in and standalone app in Tahoe.
Ben Byram-Wigfield commented,
If you're using CC1 in your DAW and setting non-zero values in automation lanes, then those values should be passed to ARIA Player. I doubt there's a "bug" in GPO5 that makes CC1 zero. (It would ha...
Ben Byram-Wigfield commented,
Restore the file from your backup, or reinstall Finale.
Ben Byram-Wigfield commented,
Any functional development of the ARIA Player would have to come from Plogue, the company that made it for MM/Garritan. While they continue to develop their own products (e.g. Sforzando, which a...
Ben Byram-Wigfield commented,
The soundmaps are in the application support folders. On a Mac, it's: /Library/Application Support/MakeMusic/Finale 27/Data/ NB, this is the root level library, not the user library. (Near where Fi...
Ben Byram-Wigfield commented,
MakeMusic are still selling Garritan products, and the Finale announcement made no mention of them; so you should still be able to get support directly from MM. (Use the "Contact Us" link at the to...
Ben Byram-Wigfield commented,
Seriously, it's 22 year-old software. Even if you could register it, you'll be lucky if it runs on W11. Even the latest version, GPO5 is nearly 10 years old.
Ben Byram-Wigfield commented,
Just download the GPO5 installer from your account. GPO5 is just GPO4 plus additional instruments. If you're on a Mac, you may need to download the latest ARIA Player from this Help Center.