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  • R
    R

     Thanks Guys - really appreciate your efforts here.  It is making me 're-think' my approach to Matrixes.   Given this example I am thinking more along the lines of 'Presets' (groups of Matixes) and as much as possible standardizing these presets to each section (strings - Orch, AP, Chamber, solo - WW's, Brass, etc.)  Now I have seperate matixes (and midi tracks) for legatos, short/ong notes, dyn, etc...

    Thanks again.,

    Rob 
  • A
    A

    Be sure to check out Beat Kaufmann's site for useful standardized presets
  • G
    G
    Maybe I should mention that the matrix in these videos were the result of the pieces articulations needed, and not vice versa, in other words they were custom made for each piece.
  • G
    G
    Currently there is violin, clarinet and tenor trombone. The next 3 will be bass trumpet, contra bassoon and oboe d'amore.
  • J
    J

    Excuse me, but where are these videos?

    Thanks,

    Jack

  • M
    M

    When you click on the products page, if you select Solo Strings, Woodwinds I, or Brass I, in the page that opens, under the product info you should see "Video Tutorials". There are only tuts available for Solo Violin, Clarient, and Trombone at the moment.

    Mahlon
  • J
    J

    Aha, there they are - nested comfortably, deep in the bowels of those pages.

    Thanks Mahlon!
  • cmC
    VSL Team
    cmC

    please find now also a player popup in Video Demos for Solo Strings, Woodwinds I & II and Brass I

    (flash scaled down to 60%, hopefully will work in all browsers ...) christian

    and remember: only a CRAY can run an endless loop in just three seconds.
  • F
    F
    they work in SAFARI at least, thanks Christian. Nice videos Guy, very well done.
  • J
    J

    Extremely fine work, Guy!

    Very detailed and yet still concise instruction for all the rest of us.

    Looking forward to more of these.