@Guy said:
I sympathize, when using the leg perf I have to do a lot of fader "velocity" adjustments between the notes especially if the passage is more gentle, and that as well is time consuming and more or less satisfactory.
Yes, I agree
Allegri-Project
Lots of Track-Automation orders - 1/2 of them are diminuendos (not in the library)
But I think the library is just what it is: a preview.
I guess that Herb and his stuff fiddle around as well to get a product which shows the top - as we are used to get it from VSL.
To day it is still impossible to create choir or solo singers with samples in my eyes.
Consider, we are expecting singers who can speak English, German, Japanese, and all these languages while singing a melody.
Sometimes
vocals change from a to o in a legato-section but in the meantime we
expect not to long legato-times, not to short legatos, a sad legato, a
crescendo in the legato while changing from i to the Norwegian a in the
meantime...
Would you like to produce a Singer-Library?
I think that we still need to wait. Perhaps we can speak in a mic one day and - similar to the good old Vocoders - a computer will fit basic human samples to our voice-orders in a very natural way...
But we are still in 2007. So the only decission we have to do:
Shall I use current choir libraries? yes or no? If yes... All libraries are as they are today: A starting point.
Beat