Personally speaking I am by far the best music copyist in my street [:D] and I had to have the doors widened in my house just to get my head through!

Dave Hage

PS Rule number is, don't take anybody seriously who quotes themselves.

@cm said:

popcorn, chips, coca cola anyone? [:P]

Yeah, I'll take some of that. What's the VIP discount for it? [[;)]]

@cm said:

popcorn, chips, coca cola anyone? [[:P]]

Yeah, I'll take some of that. What's the VIP discount for it? [[;)]]
no VIP price, no discount - it's an initial release [[:P]]

I'm an excellent, absolutely the best door ring player in southern Europe.

Anyone interested?

knock-knock...

[6]

@evanevans said:

yeah that's cool RK. I am an excellent producer/conductor and also could tweak these to sound better. There are many suggestions that could help. Maybe it's too late though, it would seem so.

Evan Evans

Fortunatly it's too late and it's so better like that

Laurent Levesque

@cm said:

popcorn, chips, coca cola anyone? [[:P]]

Yeah, I'll take some of that. What's the VIP discount for it? [[;)]]
no VIP price, no discount - it's an initial release [[:P]]

Yeah right...the poor Users are stuck with unpaid beta-testing again [6]

Nigel

@Chinablu said:

I'm an excellent, absolutely the best door ring player in southern Europe.

Anyone interested?

knock-knock...

[6]

who's there?

N

@dfhage said:

What does "falttering" mean, I am unfamiliar with this musical term, is it English?Dave Hage

No, not English. It's what linguists refer to as a different language. Which is what Evan speaks generally.

@Another User said:

What does "falttering" mean, I am unfamiliar with this musical term, is it English?Dave Hage

No, not English. It's what linguists refer to as a different language. Which is what Evan speaks generally.

A very cunning linguist!

My guess is that Evan meant to say "Flattering" but that's not a word he's accustomed to using much. [[;)]]

Regards - Colin

Evan's back. Always entertaining + interesting at the same time.

In a sense I actually agree with part of his statement.

When listening to all the individual phrase demos I thought to myself "Compared to some great VSL things I've heard, it feels a little rigid..."
I didn't feel the need to analyse in more detail though...

I have the Strings & chamber Strings VI and I really like them.

Evan's back?

Excellent.

And how is the old fart?

Always interesting when he chips in, with his 'passionate' responses. Certainly never boring.

Now if I could only convince him that Cognac is a real man's drink.......[H]

Regards,

Alex.


[[:|]]

@charl said:

[...] When listening to all the individual phrase demos I thought to myself "Compared to some great VSL things I've heard, it feels a little rigid..."
I didn't feel the need to analyse in more detail though...
[...]

You have to take into account that most of the demos presented here were performed live, without much (if any) additional tweaking. So - what you hear is what you get! [:)]

Many many great things to come.
Having play with the first 5 boxes, let the user get used to it, and it will rock like never before…!

@dfhage said:

What does "falttering" mean, I am unfamiliar with this musical term, is it English?

I think this term comes from German composer Harold Faltermayer who scored one (or more?) of the Asterix Trickfilms in a time, when Roland Jupiter 8 were used to simulate realistic strings.
For that kind of "orchestra simulation", that Asterix score is a classic.

[[;)]]

Greets:
HTF

@charl said:

[...] When listening to all the individual phrase demos I thought to myself "Compared to some great VSL things I've heard, it feels a little rigid..."
I didn't feel the need to analyse in more detail though...
[...]

You have to take into account that most of the demos presented here were performed live, without much (if any) additional tweaking. So - what you hear is what you get! [:)]

Indeed. it's an important information..

I like the demos just the way they are 'out of box, raw'. I tire of the demoes that are not 'real world'. 2 weeks of tweaking, mixing - beyond any 'real' project schedule I get - at least.


Rob

Hey Evan Evan Evans, did you hear Jay Bacal's version of the Bloch cello piece?

As I just posted on VI-Control, this really is a new level of expression for samples. The only thing that hasn't yet been answered is subtle vibrato, and I'm not sure how that could be done.

@Another User said:

What does "falttering" mean, I am unfamiliar with this musical term, is it English?Dave Hage

No, not English. It's what linguists refer to as a different language. Which is what Evan speaks generally.

A very cunning linguist!

My guess is that Evan meant to say "Flattering" but that's not a word he's accustomed to using much. [[[;)]]]

Regards - Colinhaha
[[;)]]
Evan Evans

@hermitage59 said:

Evan's back?

Excellent.

And how is the old fart?

Always interesting when he chips in, with his 'passionate' responses. Certainly never boring.

Now if I could only convince him that Cognac is a real man's drink.......[H]

Regards,

Alex.


[[:|]]

Wow. No, I'm convinced. I can't go anywhere near that stuff. I'm partial to Rum and Port. But I prefer water.

Evan Evans

@charl said:

[...] When listening to all the individual phrase demos I thought to myself "Compared to some great VSL things I've heard, it feels a little rigid..."
I didn't feel the need to analyse in more detail though...
[...]

You have to take into account that most of the demos presented here were performed live, without much (if any) additional tweaking. So - what you hear is what you get! [:)]ahaaa. Ok Dietz. That is different, yes. Unfortunately to me, it sounds a bit 80s. The result that is. I hope that with enough EQ-ing, IR-ing, filtering etc, that it could sound more like progress than regression. But it's probably not that crucial of an aspect of what is purchased as I surmise the performance can be tweaked ad nauseam to taste.

Related question then, has anyone posted anything more than just raw examples of live playback using VI?

Evan Evans