Hello Friends,
i am looking for a quite ordinary up bow and down bow. I think to red that keyword in the manual, but now i can't find it anymore. It should sound like that:
You can see the up and down bows and i don't know, what patch to choose. First i played with legato, which is too soft. Also played with staccato or spiccato, which is too hard. Best is sfz or some detache patches. Is that right? I think i tried all patches ... here is the essence of 16 patches, what remained in my matrix.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/13754833/bios/beispiel1.mp3
Some patches have still have the same attack and transitions. The difference is later in sound. That is regular Player 1:
0:00 detache long, (too close)
0:04 detache short, (good Sound but i hear overlaps)
0:08 fortepiano, (tuning instable)
0:11 performance legato non vibrato, (too close)
0:15 performance legato vibrato (no difference)
0:20 performance portamento vibrato (not suitable)
0:24 performance repetition portamento (i don't wanted accents)
0:28 performance repitition spiccato (i don't wanted accents)
0:31 performance repetition staccato (no difference)
0:35 performance thrill legato (still the same atack)
0:40 performance thrill marcato (tuning instable, staccato like, overlaps)
0:44 sforzandissimo (maybe the best, but overlaps. I hear more than one Violin)
0:47 sforzando (almost too soft, it is more legato like, could work)
0:51 staccato (i don't wanted accants or staccato)
0:55 sustain non vibrato (is a bit clean and flanging)
0:59 sustain vibrato (works quite good, could be more precisely, especially considering more players)
On the end of the mp3 is a combination of patches, what have a more staccato character as i wanted.
Here is the result with two instruments (8 violins and 6 celli):
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/13754833/bios/beispiel2.mp3
And maybe you have a hint for me, how to reach a official up and downbow instead of legato or staccato.
The effect of this lib is noble, but i look for a safe way because i don' want to program the same thing many times after finding a better way ;-)