Hi Allen,
I'm afraid you are mistaken. There is a Universal version of the
Ambience plugin -- it's been available since October 2007 you can
download it here:
http://magnus.smartelectronix.com/#Ambience
However, this is a shareware version with a nag screen. I guess
MakeMusic and the Ambience developer have not yet come to terms about
including a licensed version of the Universal plugin with Finale?
Cheers,
- Darcy
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On Aug 23, 2008, at 3:45 PM, Allen Fisher wrote:
The ambience PI is not yet a universal binary. I know that we're
working with its developer to update it to be universal.
On Aug 23, 2008, at 2:28 PM, David Froom wrote:
Hello,
I just moved computers, Mac Powerbook to MacBook (ppc to intel).
Thanks to some great advice from Darcy, I got things running and
reauthorized.
As part of the process, after reinstalling and updating GPO (to
Kontakt2), I made my first fresh install of FinMac 09.
Things work fine with regard to GPO, except for two things:
1) The ambience doesn't load. It shows up in the Audio Units
Instruments box -- checked, but grayed out. So I don't have any
way to add reverb (which to my ears is crucial to making the
instruments sound semi-decent).
2) The full GPO does not show up in the setup wizard as a choice.
The only choices are Smart Music SoftSynth instruments, Garritan
for Finale 2009 (via the new Aria player), and something called
Tapspace instruments for Finale 2009.
The ambience plugin is in my system. I can access it as a plugin
in Digital Performer or Pro Tools. Also the Kontakt 2 player is
available via those two avenues.
So does anyone know what I am missing in order to have Finale 2009
find the full GPO, or to find the Ambience plugin?
By the way, I really like that the Aria platform for using the
limited Finale 2009 instruments is accessible outside of Finale,
either as an AU plugin or as a standalone program. For DP or
ProTools (or other sequencer) users, this is a great way to get to
know GPO, and for those situations when you need just a tiny bit of
MIDI (for which the limited GPO supplies these basic needs), it
might be the least processor-hungry way to get something acceptable.
Thank you,
David Froom
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