On DAW choice....it's mostly about preference and feature sets you find useful. Some are more robust at working with audio tracks or 'short loops' of audio than manipulating through composed virtu...
P.S. I use Finale, and Sibelius, and Dorico, and more..... None of them are any 'utopia' on playback interpretation, management, and control. They all focus mostly on engraving quality and pag...
Can you not emulate the mutes with some creative filtering and EQ stuff applied to the standard instruments? To be honest, that's how JABB handles the more expressive mutes (Like buckets, wahwahs,...
As Jeffery mentions some very fine libraries: Why I personally still highly recommend Garritian as anyone's first library, and worth while to keep around as a resource even for someone doing full...
GPO5 has at least two for tutti section or full strings. I can't remember if it has them for solo strings. There might also be ways to kind of create your own harmonic-like instruments as well.
In my opinion GPO5 is a fine library for this price range. It is quite complete in making sure you have a decent and robust pallet of sounds to work with. It's a great library for modest hardwar...
John, For harmonics, the simplest method I can think of...you'll need to load them into a slot of ARIA and make a technique in HP to 'channel bounce'.
James, Hopefully you will not need this, but if nothing above works out, I did come across this article that explains how to 'trash the preferences' in CuBase. The walk-through is on an older ve...
The first thing I'd check is if ARIA somehow ended up in the blacklist. Go to "Devices/Plug-in Manager" in CuBase and click the Blacklist tab. If it shows up here, single click it and then clic...
No. Your earlier versions of GPO stay unless you intentionally remove them at the library level. If you have not already updated to the latest version of the ARIA Player it will update this to a...