Here is a thread that might help sort out how to get a tighter and more responsive sound from the new GOS strings. https://makemusic.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/115000842467-GPO-5-String-K...
GPO5 is OK, but some of the settings on the Finale side seem to have been rushed and not done properly. We sometimes get conflicts between the old Human Playback techniques from GPO4, and the ne...
Update on the free version of Reaper 0.999. This DAW works very well with the 32bit version of ARIA. This version of Reaper doesn't have a long list of features (advanced MIDI editors, metronome...
Since my last post on this thread I grabbed the free version of Studio One Prime. Unfortunately it doesn't support plugins in its free state. It is possible to direct MIDI track output to a stand...
1. If the DAW supports VST or AU plugins then there is a very good chance you can use it. 2. If you install a virtual MIDI port driver such as loopMIDI, some DAWS that don't host plugins might st...
I've always wanted this for the same reason (to build organ stop like arrangements with the Classic Pipe Organs Library). With some advanced controllers it's possible to emulate this behavior to ...
The drivers are very system specific and should already be on your system. Garritan Libraries come with a stand alone version of ARIA that allows you to play instruments using a MIDI Keyboard, a ...
Are you using the stand alone ARIA player, or are you hosting the Libraries from inside a DAW (such as Finale/Sibelius/Cubase/etc...). Without a bit more information, I can only suggest finding t...
Sorry Brian, but it's not 'topic drift'. You indicated you have a piece of hardware set to absurdly high clock rates, with massive audio buffers, on a Core Duo System Architecture. There are o...
Good point John, particularly with live gig setups. 44.1k projects at 16bit are good. Most VSTi plugins and their libraries out there were most likely built with 44.1k samples at 16bit, so somewh...