#Aria player for finale mod
If you don’t hear any sound when playing the keys on the keyboard, turn up the Mod wheel. Also, under the MIDI/Audio menu, Play Finale File through Audio Units must be checked.
If you have a MIDI keyboard connected, you may play the samples using your keyboard as well. The ARIA Player virtual keyboard will allow you to audition the sound of each instrument in the document by simply clicking on the keys on the screen with your mouse. Note that you can leave these controls alone and use Finale's Mixer to manage the volume, panning, and other playback parameters. You can use these sliders to adjust the MIDI controller data (#7 Volume or #10 Mod Wheel). The staff for this instrument will need to be set to Bank 1, Channel 1 in the ScoreManager. For example, if you select Garritan: ARIA Player for Channels 17-32 (Bank 1) in the Audio Units Banks & Effects dialog box, channel 1 displayed in the ARIA Player will equal channel 17 (Bank 1, Channel 1) in Finale. If you load more than one ARIA Player, channel 1 in each player window will equal the first channel in its channel range. For other Garritan libraries, the "Notation" subset of instruments are specially designed for use with Finale's Human Playback feature. Choose Finale Default Bank, followed by the appropriate instrument. To load new instruments from Garritan Instruments for Finale, choose an instrument using the popup menus on the left or click empty (or the name of a loaded instrument). You can load up to eight ARIA Players in Finale’s Audio Units Banks & Effects dialog box, for a total of 128 instruments. Each of these sixteen boxes represents the channel assignment for one bank of 16 Finale channels. Save and load ensembles to transfer your ARIA Player setup across Finale documents. More information about the ARIA Player and additional Garritan libraries can be found at The ARIA Player allows you to manually assign Finale's included Garritan instruments to Finale channels, view the range of each instrument and its keyswitches, and make adjustments to the properties of the instrument sound. Or, you may simply want to use the ARIA Player as a reference to identify the range or the keyswitches of a sound. You need to use the ARIA Player to assign sounds manually if you want to deviate from a Garritan library's Sound Map assignment for a particular instrument (for the best experience in using a standalone Garritan library with Finale, see Setting up Garritan sound libraries in Finale in our Knowledge Base). (See MIDI/Audio/Reassign Playback Sounds for details).
#Aria player for finale manual
Noteman says: All manual sound assignments in the ARIA Player are overwritten in favor of the Sound Map Priority whenever the Reassign Playback Sounds command is applied to the document. Finale does this whenever you start a new document with the Setup Wizard, or when you add or change a sound in the ScoreManager (as long as a Garritan Sound Map is prioritized highest in the Sound Map Priority dialog box–see Sound Maps). Whenever you are using Finale's included Garritan instrument sounds, Finale assigns all sounds in the ARIA Player automatically.
Click Edit Player under the Sound column).Under the Device column for an instrument, choose ARIA Player.Ensure MIDI/Audio > Play Finale Through Audio Units is checked.
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