What are samples with fA and/or fA-auto ?

[Raymond Robijns]

Good morning,

 

I am talking about Solo Violins (from Full Solo Strings library). Under SHORT&LONG NOTES I see patches with SusVIb-fA and SusVib-fA-auto. What are these? Cannot hear any difference. Please help me understand those.
[I've seen there are more patches with fA and fA-auto, but above was meant as an example).

 

Greetings,

 

Raymond

[Dietz]

The Solo Strings Library Manual (which is available from your "MyVSL" download area on this site) lists all used abbrevations on p. 8. "fA" means "fast attack".

HTH,

[Raymond Robijns]

Thank you.

Of course it all comes down to RTFM. But the load of information sometimes is too huge. My memory fails once in a while, you know (LOL).

 

Raymond

[Dietz]

My answer wasn't meant as an "RTFM in disguise" - I just though that this list could be helpful on many occasions. :-)

[Raymond Robijns]

Of course not. But it is a good reminder......😊

 

Raymond

[DG]

fA-auto is a monophonic version of the fA patches, so you can use them like the Perf legato ones.

DG