The Garritan Instruments for Finale are an introductory sub-set of the Garritan repertoire, designed to give Finale a basic set of sounds, but also as a 'taster' to purchasing the separate libraries.
It works fine here. Monterey doesn't include many major changes or red lines from Big Sur. (MacOSes tend to go in pairs, where the second one consolidates (or completes) the changes made in the fir...
The text in a Finale PDF -- titling, lyrics, expressions -- should already be text, and be searchable. (Though it may depend on how you made it.) Obviously, there will be a lot of 'noise' from the ...
It's not so much the players, as the libraries. Do the libraries work out of the box, applying staccatos, trills, dynamics and everything? Surely if they use different key switches and CCs from Gar...
Apart from Garritan and Noteperformer, I don't think that any other sample libraries provide the 'coupling' for their products to work 'well and easily' with Finale. I could be wrong. (E.g. which K...
Plogue's Sforzando Player, which works as an alternative to ARIA Player, and which plays all the Garritan products I have (GPO5, GIFF), is available as a Universal Binary for both Apple Silicon and...
Yes, you can record to an audio file. Press the 'Up arrow' button to select the save location for the file. Then the Record icon will be active. Press it, and start to play. Press Stop when you've ...
File a support request with MakeMusic. Provide them with LOTS of information: Exactly what you do, what happens when you do it, and what doesn't happen that you expected. Then follow exactly the i...
That's not the USER Library. Follow the instructions more carefully, particularly the bit about adding the ~ symbol to the filepath.
I've been experimenting with Miroire for the last day or two. The upper strings are very good, with a nice astringent quality. The wind and brass are also excellent sounds. The choir is pretty hope...