Resist the temptation to create one player template for each sound on your MIDI device. Instead, think of a player template as a category of instrument, such as brass, or even a more specific classification, such as piano. Player templates are useful for making players that are more or less what you’re after. No doubt once a player is created you will want to refine it to suit your piece. For example you should probably only have one “Piano” player template that can be used to create players that will actually become grand piano, honky tonk piano, or harpsichord. On the other hand, if you are constantly using a Fender Rhodes keyboard sound, then it would, for convenience sake, make sense to add a Fender Rhodes player template. It’s up to you to create a Player Library that fits the way you work.
