On Sat, April 30, 2011 4:09 pm, timothy.price wrote: > Hey Dennis, Have you set the channel to #10? Then, with my mac, i have no > problem with cow bell using > smartmusicsoftsynth. However, using the Gerritan Aria Player, set to Basic > Orchestral Percussion, Channel 10, > and under the Menu Bar, Midi/audio you should/might find Device Setup, then > Edit Percussion Midi Map. > Choose Device, Gerritan instruments.. , then it should give you Basic > Orchestral Percussion under "Map" > set note type to cow bell, .. > When you see the Instrument list in the Audio Viewer, the staff should show > Basic Orchestral Percussion if you assigned it. > The odd thing is, the keyboard at the bottom of the view, when you click the > sounds, none sound like a cow bell. ??? The sounds > seem more like a range from "old steamer trunk" to "1958 Studebaker Wheel > Rim".
Yup yup yup & yup etc. :) And the sound associated with the center line of the staff seems to be silent. Thanks once more for having a look. Pretty much verifies that there is no cowbell to be had directly. It's like 90 seconds of music for class -- my students' arrangements ... nothing simple should take this long. Ah, well. Back to outputting Midi and using my DAW again and trying to sync two different audio tracks. I have a nice SoundFont cowbell. Dennis _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list Finale@shsu.edu http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
