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  • Is it possible to control vibrato?

    F
    F

    Hi,

    Maybe a stupid question but is it possible to control the extent of vibrato with a CC controller for the dimension string library? 

    Best regards,

    Frieda
  • F
    F

    yes,

    VI use the slots crossfade feature to acheive this.

    Load any Small Set L2 or Large Set L2 presets and you will see some ready to use Vib X-fade cells.

    These are SusX, pLeX and pPoX.

    The Vibrato control (Slot X-Fade) is set to CC#20 by default.

    Everything is configurable but these matrix are great time savers.
  • F
    F

    Thank you Fred. I'll give it a try
  • F
    F

    Hello,

    Naive questions, but- Does this change the vibrato during the note, or is it just to go from one cell to an other, note after note?

    - Does this also exist in Chamber Strings?

    Thanks in advance!

    Fred
  • C
    C

    You can make this a crossfade so that it happens in real time while the note is being held.  I don't have VI open but from memory I believe there's a circular button between the two cells that you can click to turn it into a crossfade.
  • civilization 3C
    civilization 3C

    You can crossfade from one cell to the next during the note, yes. I would caution about considering this 'control of vibrato', you're crossfading from one 'patch' to another, ideally with a different vibrato in that patch. Actual 'control of vibrato' will come from some form of synthesis and be artificial; at least I know of nothing that actually does something to the recorded vibrato of the performer.
  • F
    F

    Hi guys,

    Thanks for your answers. Yes, in the meantime I discovered cells A and B, with crossFadeX

    Quite convincing with chamber strings from no vibrato to vibrato, IMHO