Aria Player Logic Pro Tutorial

Bringing the Garritan Aria Player into Logic Pro X allows full use of Finale's Human Playback CC data, with granular mixing in Logic's virtual instrument environment. See the full tutorial (all the steps written) on the Finale Blog: https://www.finalemusic.com/blog/using-finales-human-playback-and-garritan-libraries-in-logic-pro-x/ Save a Bank (or Banks) that work with your Finale score in the Aria Player 0:31 Start a session in Logic Pro 1:06 Load a multitimbral instrument in Logic, with enough parts (up to 16) to host all the parts in your Bank 1:11 It prompts you to load your Aria Player; select your bank. Check audio channel assignments in Aria Player. 1:30 Now you have the Player and a bunch of Aux Inputs associated with it in the Arrange view in Logic. 2:27 Import your midi and drag it up to the tracks it will live on. Name the tracks. Delete unneeded tracks. 2:40 Open your Mix Window. 4:55 Create & name Channel Strips for the parts in the Multi. Keep clicking the plus sign in the first track until you have a Channel Strip for each part. 5:24 Select all the strips you just created, right-click to Create Tracks 6:04 which will show up in the Arrange window. Arrange them in pairs. 6:19 Create Track Stacks from your Aux pairs for each part. (“Summed” stacks give you the most mix control). 6:29