Hi Raymond,
To clarify your comment a little, there is only one actual sampled
bass clarinet included in full GPO (Bass Clarinet Solo). The
Player instruments -- Bass Clarinet Player 1, Player 2, and Player
3 -- are all what are called derivative instruments, which means
they are derived
Hi Darcy,
Excellent solution. Thanks for the info.
Rather than buy JABB (and parhaps even Garritan Marchng Band) for some
of the instruments, I keep waiting for the Advanced GPO, whhich I hope
will include improvements from both.
Anyone know anything about Advanced GPO?
Raymond
have full GPO.
I didn't get Finale 2006, but will likely get 2007 (avoiding vertical
collisions is a big deal, I think, if it works well). So far, using Finale
2005, I prefer doing my sounds in Digital Performer, where I have much more
easily accessible control. Maybe with the new balance controls
David Froom wrote:
And Raymond, good luck with your new/old boss! The return of Mester! Maybe
this will be combined with the return of better times? You guys have really
been through a rough patch.
David Froom
That news certainly traveled fast! It was in local papers this morning,
Dear Ray,
Please say hello to George for me.
Thanks,
Chuck
On Aug 1, 2006, at 12:51 PM, Raymond Horton wrote:
David Froom wrote:
And Raymond, good luck with your new/old boss! The return of
Mester! Maybe
this will be combined with the return of better times? You guys
have really
Hello,
Does anyone know why the GPO bass clarinet only goes down to C# (sounding
B)? I thought any bass clarinet with a low-note extension would go down to
C (sounding Bb).
David Froom
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Hi David,
This is a longstanding and very annoying bug with GPO and FinGPO --
please write to Garritan and/or MakeMusic and ask that it be corrected.
(This won't be much help to you, but the JABB bass clarinet has the
low (sounding) Bb... )
- Darcy
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This is but one of many range peculularities in GPO. That one is very
odd, becaue there are four bass clarinet samples, and all have the same
low-range limit. Bass clarinets either stop at low Db or Bb (concert
pitch), never B.
Perhaps you could load a contrabass clar sample in another
For the first time I was actually trying to make some good use of GPO in
Fin 2k6. I just spent about two hours on trying to get a piece sounding
nicely. Within this time Finale crashed badly three times, either while
playing back or while I was adjusting something in GPO.
For the moment
I don't blame ya.
One thing I discovered is the GPO studio works fine with Fin2006.
Doesn't resolve all stupidities but a few of 'em. If I were the God
of Finale I'd start looking for a Noah. Corrupt, vile, world of misery
that it has turned into.
Jerry
On 7-Apr-06, at 11:11 AM,
On 07.04.2006 Cecil Rigby wrote:
The help files haven't helped me figure out what's wrong. This was a major
reason for my upgrading and I'm sorely disappointed so far. I know there's a
reason they let us assign other sf2's- or are there only *specific* sf2s
that are allowed?
They need to be
Buy more RAM. I took Darcy's advice, bought more, and life with GPO has
been much, much easier since.
I'm not giving up those sounds.
Raymond Horton
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On Apr 7, 2006, at 12:22 PM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
(Whoever decided that turnable knobs on a computer screen are a good
idea should be prosecuted!)
I agree with you, but here's something that made my life easier.
Think of the knob as a clock.
If you move from centre to anywhere between
On Apr 7, 2006, at 9:22 AM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
I also think that the GUI of the GPO plugin is terrible. I
certainly get mouse-ache after assigning just 4 instruments.
Changing any of the parameters is a constant fight with the mouse.
(Whoever decided that turnable knobs on a
I noticed that the GPO cello is badly balanced within itself. Just let
it play a chromatic scale without any changes in dynamic indication.
Michael
On 7 Apr 2006, at 17:11, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
For the first time I was actually trying to make some good use of GPO
in Fin 2k6. I just spent
At 4/7/2006 12:44 PM, Christopher Smith wrote:
On Apr 7, 2006, at 12:22 PM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
(Whoever decided that turnable knobs on a computer screen are a good
idea should be prosecuted!)
I agree with you, but here's something that made my life easier.
Think of the knob as a
It might help to know what type of system you have as well. GPO can take
a lot of horsepower when you have 8 instruments running. Sounds, due to
the load time, that you might not have something that can run GPO well.
Or you might not have enough memory. Or both. On a 2.5 Gigahertz Athlon
with
On 07.04.2006 Raymond Horton wrote:
Buy more RAM. I took Darcy's advice, bought more, and life with GPO has been
much, much easier since.
I'm not giving up those sounds.
I am maxed out with 1.2 GB. Besides, I am not having any difficulties
getting everything to play back. It's the terrible
On 07.04.2006 Eric Dannewitz wrote:
It might help to know what type of system you have as well. GPO can take a lot
of horsepower when you have 8 instruments running. Sounds, due to the load
time, that you might not have something that can run GPO well. Or you might not
have enough memory. Or
Atleast you got it work at all - on my laptopfinale
doesn'teven recognise that it'sthere
Cheers,
Lawrence
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ofereode - þisses swa maeg"http://lawrenceyates.co.ukDulcian
Wind Quintet: http://dulcianwind.co.uk
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Subject: Re: [Finale] GPO and Finale - have had enough!
On 07.04.2006 Cecil Rigby wrote:
The help files haven't helped me figure
Johannes is right that GPO in Fin2k6b and up is still very crashy.
This is a new bug that was introduced somewhere between Fin2k6a and
Fin2k6b -- both the original Fin2k6 and Fin2k6a were stable when
using GPO. I complained about this at the time, but MM seemed to have
trouble reproducing
Michael Cook wrote:
I noticed that the GPO cello is badly balanced within itself. Just let
it play a chromatic scale without any changes in dynamic indication.
They couldn't find a real cellist that day when they were doing that
sampling, so they simply had a violist play that scale on a
Title: GPO and Finale 2006
Here's what Gary Garritan says:
I am
pleased to announce that MakeMusic! has chosen to bundle a Finale
edition of Garritan Personal Orchestra with all versions of Finale
2006. Finale 2006 will integrate the Native Instruments Kontakt Player
and include the popular
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