Beat, these tutorials are great stuff!!

I must tell you that your rendition of Bach's E major partita is what got me interested in VSL in the first place. I had never heard sample strings sound so "alive" before.

Thanks for your generous sharing of your knowledge.

Best,
Jay

Hi Beat!

Once again, great stuff!

Thank you!

gh [:D]

Thanks,

Good for new to VSL, this is great

Hi Beat,

let me express my admiration as well.

You are great! And I hope that your attitude inspires other users to share their ideas.

Best wishes,

Paul

Beat... Grazie... very very much!
Your "How to..." are a very... BIG help!
[:D]

Beat these are fantastic tutorials..

great to read and incredibly informative.. maybe i think the 'offical' DVD should have been a bit more along this line LOL . ... i'll be pointing people over to you now

[:D]

well done

Beat, don't beat it! [:D]

Thanks for Your genereousity in taking time sharing Your knowledge. It's a wonderful approach to life and Your fellow human beings - as opposed to clinging on to Your secrets as if Your carreer would depend on that!
Can't wait for Your VSL LONG NOTES TUTORIAL...

One question though reg. Your workflow, if You've got the time:

Do You simply load the different articulations on different midichannels and then cut n' paste to distribute the notes accordingly - or maybe insert keyswitches to have the midi-info gathered on one track in a "ready for score" manner? Or both?
To boil it down; You must have optimized Your workflow pretty much by now. Do You wanna share?

All the best
Sten

Paul, Rino and fitch

Thank you very much! It was a pleasure. [:D]

Sorry Paul that I've insert you in my homepage (Video Tutorials) without asking you. I hope you approve of this fact.

All the best

Beat Kaufmann

@styxstyx said:

One question though reg. Your workflow, if You've got the time:
Do You simply load the different articulations on different midichannels and then cut n' paste to distribute the notes accordingly - or maybe insert keyswitches to have the midi-info gathered on one track in a "ready for score" manner? Or both?
To boil it down; You must have optimized Your workflow pretty much by now. Do You wanna share?

All the best
Sten

Hi styxstyx

I think you will find some answers here

http://www.beat-kaufmann.com/tipspcmusic/index.html#50946996000209f06

You can't wait? I'm working 24 hours and during the night... Unfortunately (for you) I have another main job too. So be patient. It will be a long tutorial with lots of examples and pictures. [H]

Best
Beat Kaufmann

Hi Beat, and thanks for Your reply!
And yes, I CAN wait [[;)]]
All the best
StyxStyx

Thanks -- Great Tutorial [:)]

I still haven't had a chance to check this one out, but I'll go ahead and say that the other's you've made are very helpful. Thank's for bringing this to our community.

thanks a lot for this very helpful tutorial ... I'm very impressed by the result you have with the vsl products ... I hope t test it soon [:)]

thanks for your great tips [:)]

WAHOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!

Thank you very much Beat!!!

Your tricks are very useful for me!!!

FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!

You can be very proud of your work!!!

Thanks!!!!

Mighty big of you to take the time to put together this tutorial - well done and very helpful, thanks.

Hi
JC, cmpsr2000, galinou, Laurent, pitchoune, Frederic and all readers of my tutorials

Thank you for your kind words about my tutorials.

As a way of saying "thank you" I'm able to offer the newest tutorial:

VSL LONG NOTES.

It is writen in two parts.
Part 1: tricks and tips
Part 2: practicing a piece
And now have fun and take pleasure in tutorial 4! [:D]

Best
Beat Kaufmann

Great stuff, Beat. Keep 'em coming. I always learn something new.

Best.
Jay

Beat, that was quick!!!
Now get Your a.. to Copenhagen, so I can buy You a beer!
I even run a danceclub here, so be my guest!

All the best
StyxStyx [:D]

very cool, a hearty thank you and thumbs up!