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This is the first choral movement in my long-form Requiem Mass. It begins with brass calling to open the Mass, and strings, vocals, and woodwinds come sweeping through to open with a very bright and upward-reaching welcome. The gates open, and revelation is upon us.
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On this recording, yes. It's a fairly good soundfont, but still clearly midi.
On my more recent recordings, I'm using Garritan Personal Orchestra to play through VST rather than midi, with much higher-quality samples.
One of these days, especially if I'm looking to cut more of these to CD, I may get around to adapting the older Finale scores to the updated GPO instruments. It's a clumsy process to retrofit an older score to the newer instruments, though, so unless I have a pressing reason, I figure this sound quality is good enough for my purposes at the moment.
On my more recent recordings, I'm using Garritan Personal Orchestra to play through VST rather than midi, with much higher-quality samples.
One of these days, especially if I'm looking to cut more of these to CD, I may get around to adapting the older Finale scores to the updated GPO instruments. It's a clumsy process to retrofit an older score to the newer instruments, though, so unless I have a pressing reason, I figure this sound quality is good enough for my purposes at the moment.
I use Finale 2009, which is awfully expensive, but professional level composing software that bundles and embeds GPO. USD$600, http://finalemusic.com/
However, if you already have a VST-enabled music program, GPO comes on its own for US$200. http://www.garritan.com/GPO.html
However, if you already have a VST-enabled music program, GPO comes on its own for US$200. http://www.garritan.com/GPO.html
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