Hello esteemed experts:
I've read the list for years, and now am finally writing with a query for
the first time.

My score is for orchestra, and the percussionist part includes a bass drum,
vibes, crotales on their own staves, and a staff for all the small stuff:
triangle, cymbal, bell tree, snare drum, brake drum, gong, rack-mounted
castenets, a ratchet, and sleigh bells. For the purposes of composing I
linked 3 different garritan audio libraries to the staff, each in its own
layer.  These place the noteheads in a location dictated by the audio
sample / keyboard file - alot of the instruments are clustered up above the
staff - hard for a human to read, but plays back nicely.  Now I must
reconfigure this for a human to play, which means assigning each instrument
to a consistent line or space on the 5 line staff.

How do I do this in finale?

Ive created a custom percussion map, with all 9 instruments in it.  They
appear to be attached to different audio files than the ones I had started
out with (which makes me worry).
Then I started using utility/ transpose percussion to get the notes in the
score to 'use' the perc map.  Triangle, which is in the map and in the
garritan library assigned to that layer, transposed with one try and I can
even hear it on playback (a plus, but not necessary).
Next note was a cymbal, not in that garritan library in that layer.  It
transposes to the right note # but then doesn't playback, maybe because its
not in the library assigned to that layer?  It IS in a library assigned to
layer 2.  So I moved it to layer 2 and .....no playback.
Is this percussion layout process as described in the manuals and online
help valid for layer 1 ONLY?

Any suggestions on a process for setting percussion up properly without
alot of trial and error?

Many thanks,

-- 
Sheree Clement
Finale 14.5.7098
Mac OS X 10.9.5
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