[:D] I knew it...
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[:D] hehehe...You guys crack me up. A singing saw??hehehe. I have actually played on a saw before, it's fun but sampling it...? [:D] why not? [:D]
A singing saw is the same as a regular saw right?? [:)]
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No way.
Do you see normal saws singing everyday? Not a chance. A singing saw is a specially and exclusively selected saw. Perhaps one in a million.
I'm starting to think that 16 velo layers won't be enough to make it inmortal [[;)]]
-René
[:D] HEHEHE!! you're kidding? [:D] I have played on a regular saw, a kind of saw you penetrate wood with [:D] hehehe. It's incredibly hard but you get the hang of it if you practice though. [:D] I only played for 5 minutes. And the guy who taught me how to play it played the norwegian national anthem! hehehe. using the saw and a thin plank.
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was there any info posted about FX Percussion? Don't think it was in Herb's original announcement...
Cheers,
Ian
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It's great to see these new libraries are coming. I am especially looking forward to hearing demos & details of the Chamber Strings.
Well just to prove that I always want more, one future library I hope VSL is working on would be Recorders. This family of instruments seems to be grossly under represented in sample libraries generally.
( am I the only one that would like to see this? or has everyone else been put off by those lessons at school, leading to a life long hatred of the instrument. )
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On the saw topic:
Many years ago when I used to perform in so-called "variety" shows, one of the acts was a professional saw player. (I'm being serious.....)
She had a specially made musical saw which had no teeth, and she played on it with a violin bow. It was quite remarkable! It sounded like a very high soprano voice, and was surprisingly loud. She was accompanied by a pianist and played a whole range of songs, all very much in tune.
Thought you'd like to know........I was impressed.
Regards - Colin
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