Yes, make sure to use the multiple output version of ARIA. You can activate the outputs on the Cubase mixer in the instrument rack. Also be aware that it's possible to load an instance in 'rack mod...
Jonathan, I found it by examining the SFZ files. There's an opcode in the notation version of the newer Orchestral String instruments that assigns CC119 to modulate the sample offset.
Vanessa, I believe they are listed here: https://usermanuals.garritan.com/GPO5/Content/controls.htm Also, more often than not the CC for remote control can be seen right in the instrument's "C...
Vanessa, The version of ARIA that ships with GPO5 has some new abilities (as compared to the ARIA engine that originally shipped with GPO4). One of them is the ability to reference other files w...
Yes, the default strings and some of the percussion are a bit different from GPO 4 in my soundset. You can still go back to strings identical to those in GPO4 if you like. Make that change in the...
It is the latest. It's not perfect but it works. I really need to rework the default tutti string stuff, and add some more of the content (stand alone variants of stuff that you can get to from k...
No. In this case, unless you're also running this stuff through some kind of unusual effect chain for the target re-sample, that for some unknown reason pleases your ears more at higher settings, ...
I'm pretty sure most if not all of it is 'close' to 44.1k at the source but I can't promise this. I would not be surprised if it does not have some kind of non-standard/Plogue-specific lossy based...
I agree. The new Garritan Orchestral String (GOS) tutti KS sections are a bit odd on their own. For me, the GOS Tutti String sections can be interesting 'as is' if layered up with some other strin...
The Plogue ARIA Engine is used to play back Garritan Libraries. Many years ago Garritan changed from the Native Instrument's Player to Plogue's. I have experience with Finale, Sibelius, Dorico, Mu...