#Garritan sounds full version#

* Size: 124.5MB, 120.9MB, 121.7MB, 109.2MBДЄ version of Garritan's classic GPO4 orchestral sound library formatted for Motif XS and XF. The performance style will change upon reaching this point during playback.* Name: Garritan Strings XF.n3.X3A, GPO Brass&PipeOrgan.n3.X3A, GPO SoloWwind&Brass.n4.X3A, Vintage EPBass&Har.n3.X3A

Click OK, OK, and Assign to add the Expression.

Because the note is below the instrumentвЂ™s range, it will not sound. For a complete list, see Garritan Instruments for Finale Details.

For the second Data box, type the MIDI Note number for the keyswitch.

The Playback Data Dump dialog box appears. Set the font, size, style, make it hidden, or apply other text attributes.

Or, you could also select an existing expression that you would like to re-define to a keyswitch and click Edit. The Expression Selection dialog box appears.

Choose the Expression tool, and double-click the document.

Remember, keyswitches are a feature of Garritan instruments, and will not apply to other playback devices. By doing this, you can invoke a keyswitch by simply adding the expression defined accordingly (a вЂњ pizzвЂќ text expression would change the playback to a pizzicato sound). You can also assign a Keyswitch to an expression manually by defining the expression to send a MIDI Note On message at the pitch of a keyswitch. If you are not using Human Playback, choose from a list of keyswitch expressions available by default in the Expression Selection dialog box to add these effects. If Human Playback is enabled, text such as arco and pizz is interpreted and keyswitches are triggered automatically. For a list of keyswitch mappings, see Garritan Instruments for Finale Instrument Details. A keyswitch is simply a regular note outside the playable range of the instrument that is programmed to trigger this change. When using Garritan instruments for playback, you can add a keyswitch at any point to change the instrument sound, for example, from arco to pizzicato. Again, this is because the 'Plr' instruments all have samples in common with the 'Solo' instrument from which they are derived, causing phasing problems. Also, the 'Solo' instrument should never be used along side any of the 'Plr' instruments if a unison occurs in the score. Only the 'Solo' instruments are intended to be used in a solo context. For their designed function, these instruments work well together, despite the samples sometimes sounding less than ideal if played by themselves. This allows all three instruments to be applied to unison ensemble lines without having common samples for any given pitch. C, C#, D) and uses every third sample in the mapping. Each Player instrument has been mapped starting with a different note (e.g. These Player instruments are derived from the corresponding 'Solo' instrument and constructed so that none of the three numbered Player instruments have any samples in common with one another. The Player ('Plr') designation in a Garritan instrument name indicates that it has been designed exclusively for use in an ensemble setting. Choosing the appropriate Garritan sound (Player vs.

#Garritan sounds full version#

Tip: See Garritan and Human Playback Tutorial for detailed guidance on using Garritan Instruments for Finale and the full version of GPO along side Finale. All sound assignments can be viewed and individually edited in the ScoreManager. Sound Maps are ranked in order of priority in the Sound Map Priority dialog box. Finale does this using Sound Maps, which link each instrument with the most appropriate Garritan sound. Whenever you start a new document or add an instrument to your score with the ScoreManager, Finale loads the included Garritan sounds automatically (so long as Play Finale Through Audio Units is checked under the MIDI/Audio menu). These steps are not necessary for the included Garritan Instruments for Finale. Noteman says: For the best experience in using a standalone Garritan library with Finale, see Setting up Garritan sound libraries in Finale in our Knowledge Base.

These instruments are professionally recorded sound samples designed to offer the highest quality playback. Included with Finale is an integrated collection of instrument sounds from Garritan Personal Orchestra (also known as GPO) and other Garritan libraries.