To see the relationship between MIDI Note numbers and pitches on a piano keyboard, see the MIDI note to pitch table. If not, make sure that you have the latest. This means that the library will be accessible in Finale after the installation. This setting in the ScoreManager is set automatically when you choose a percussion instrument from the Setup Wizard or add it with the ScoreManager.įor information regarding how these maps are used for input and playback, see Percussion. If you have Finale v27, v26, v25.5 or 2014.5 installed prior to installation of your Garritan library (with the exception of Personal Orchestra 4), the installer will place all of the Finale Support files automatically. These percussion sounds are available when using the GIFF Audio Units device you must ensure the desired percussion MIDI map is selected for the percussion staff under the Perc. These maps are required to properly assign the same percussion notation to various playback devices, and are also used to accommodate the many different percussion sound banks that can be used for input with an external MIDI device.
This listing contains all the General MIDI percussion sounds used in the various Garritan Instruments for Finale percussion MIDI maps A Percussion MIDI Map is simply a list that matches each percussion instrument in a sound library with a particular MIDI note number (e.g. Percussion MIDI Maps: Garritan Instruments for Finale
