On Oct 6, 2006, at 1:11 PM, dhbailey wrote:
Steve Schow wrote:
Regardless of when or how the sax has been used in orchestras, i
believe
your are mischaracterizing Gary Garritan as he were someone that
deliberately left out a particular instrument to try to get more
money
from you later. Many people know that Gary Garritan is one of the
nicest people in the industry, he has a well earned reputation for
He is probably a very nice person, and I would not characterize him
as having left the saxophone out on purpose to force anybody to buy
more product from him.
But regardless of the reason, that is the result.
Or is he planning on including the saxophones in GPO-II or something?
I'm still awaiting word on the release of the Garritan General Midi
soundset, something which has been listed on the Finale web-site
but mentioned very little elsewhere. That will include saxes and
strings, as well as all the basic General Midi sounds, but of
course won't have nearly the depth of nuances that GPO has.
I don't know when it's coming, but the last time I saw Gary, he
mentioned that this was in the works and implied that it was an
important addition to his business.
Chuck
So to get both saxes and strings in the same quality we need to buy
two products.
Regardless of the reason, the financial impact is the same.
--
David H. Bailey
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