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  • DOES Solo Strings have a 'ready to play' violin?

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    I'm considering getting Solo STrings to replace my Opus 2 Solo Violin in a film project. What i'm wondering is if there is a keyswitch perf.legato that is easy to play out of the box ?
    I shudder to look thru all 29 gigs or put together layers, at the moment.

    Thank you !
    Lynne
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    @Lynne Moquin said:

    I'm considering getting Solo STrings to replace my Opus 2 Solo Violin in a film project. What i'm wondering is if there is a keyswitch perf.legato that is easy to play out of the box ?
    I shudder to look thru all 29 gigs or put together layers, at the moment.

    Thank you !
    Lynne


    If you want to play legato, then "yes". However, for any instrument to sound the least bit convincing you will have to be prepared to use multiple articulations.

    DG
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    I found the articulations listed at the VSL site.
    I think it will be possible to be 'the least bit convincing' with this.

    Lynne
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    The Basic All programs are all ready to play.

    (I assume Solo Strings has those - the First and Pro Editions have them for every instrument.)
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    Nick thanks,
    so there is a Basic All.
    Perfect. I'm sold.
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    Lynne,

    Yes use the Basic all - write the line with the sus one and then piecemeal in the correct articulations. Takes time by the results are good.
    Rob