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  • Dynamics in Appasionata

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    Hello,

    I recently purchased Appasionata and I am very pleased with the epic sound of all of the strings. Today I was adding a decrescendo articulation (4 sec) and was wondering if there is a way to control the time of the decrescendo? I would like it to fade a little slower, not meaning to extend the 4 sec rule though.

    Thankyou,
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    C
    Hi there. You can use CC7 (volume) or CC11 (expression) commands to add fades and swells, but even so it might be difficult to alter the natural dynamic of a decrescendo in the way you described. An alternative approach would be to load a 5s decrescendo (if AS has them) and use CC11 to 'chase the fade'. If that sounds unnatural, try applying a CC11 fade to sustain samples.
  • PaulP
    VSL Team
    PaulP
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    Hi Tony,

    did you check out the Velocity Xfade feature yet?

    Please have a look at our Video Tutorials, this might be exactly what you´re looking for [:)]

    Best,

    Paul
    Paul Kopf Head of Product Marketing, Social Media and Support
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    @Paul said:

    Hi Tony,

    did you check out the Velocity Xfade feature yet?

    Please have a look at our Video Tutorials, this might be exactly what you´re looking for [:)]

    Best,

    Paul


    O.T. I was just watching the tutorials and VI looks sooo good! [H]

    P.S. That's coming from a guy who's not too happy about samples being locked BTW. [[;)]]
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    T
    Yes Paul,

    Veocity fades is a good idea. What I was going for here is to make the whole string section fade together so doing Vel fades will work but I would have to do them all the same. I'll give it a try.

    Thanks