Look at the two versions at the bottom left. I opened it, loaded Garritan CFX on the left and then on the right clicked on settings: Now, I don't know whether the Aria Player came with that update or it was there with the main installer but from another thread I learned that now I have this app "Aria Player" on my Mac installed. I retested again but nothing seemed changed, still clicks and pops. Anyways.įirst I noticed that even though I downloaded the latest Garritan CFX Full installer from the website, it was showing "Aria Engine 1.894" and it turned out Garritan themselves offer an aria engine update: https:/ / / Downloads/ Default.aspx?id=666Īfter I installed that update, the engine in the info screen showed 1.959. Maybe nothing of what I did matters and I was just lucky at the time.
I did some voodoo magic on it though, so take it with a grain of salt. The nice thing about this is you can customize your labels to the scribble strips and your controller values and save that as a template you can reach in MIDI mode using the up/down arrows of your keyboard (at the far right), so you can switch to that setup right from the keyboard.Īgain, you can have several pages of sets of eight knobs in one template, and the small blue arrows move you through those.So, I already have Garritan CFX click-free on my Air M1 😱 The third is to do this all manually using the Controller Editor software, in which case you will not need Komplete Kontrol to load the Aria player, but instead will use the regular MIDI learn functions of the player in the DAW. Again, use the blue arrows to move through multiple pages of assignments. That setup will appear in your "User" library to load easily in the future. You can then customize your own settings using the knob editor (click the little lock at the upper right of the knobs display) and save your setup as a new preset from the "Save As" dialog. Use the small right/left blue arrows to the left of the knobs to move through the different pages of assignments. The first is to simply load the Aria player into an instance of Komplete Kontrol as a VST Plugin from the menu at the top, and it will auto-assign the automation features of the player to the knobs.
Yes - there are a few ways you can make that work to your benefit.
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