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[:(]I've generally been able to use the keyswitches by inserting them directly into the piano roll. But it seems next to impossible to turn off the portamento articulation and go into a legato or sustain without the slides continuing.
My setup is 1A: DB legato 355
1B: DB portamento 365
1C DB sforzato 345
Anyone have any ideas?
@noldar12 said:
One thing, that perhaps you are already doing, any keyswitch must be located just before the next note sounds. If you set the keyswitch at the exact same time as the following note plays, the keyswitch will have no effect on that note.
Thanks Nolder,
But yes, I've been doing that and it still doesn't work. But largely in that one track.
Thanks
The problem seems related to the douible bass samples. I wonder if it has to do with it being a transposing (one octave lower than notated.) instrument. But I can get it to start with legato or sustained, change to portamento or another (e.g. ponticello) articulation but it won't change back.
The problem seems related to the douible bass samples...
If the keyswitches are within the playing range of an instrument they doesn't work (properly). So when you mention "Double Bass" it really could be that...
C0 within the VSL-Player corresponds with C-1 in Cubase for example
C~ VI is C-2 in Cubase
With Logic you should be able to adjust this difference somwhere in the settings.
Try to set the bass key-switches above its playing range and observe whether the switches still don't work.
Also
Make sure that the A/B switches (which are sometimes set without your help) could get a value which could be the lowest note of a Bass instrument as well...
You may rest assured that this problem isn't a bug because the VI player is now a very long time in use with billions[;)] of people around the world...
I believe it has something to do with the range of your keyswitches and those of the playing range of the instrument.
Success, my dear
Beat
hmmmm. I have noticed a phenomenon with one instrument, Overdrive Guitar, where certain articulations (eg., 'feedback') won't quit in cases where their location is a second vertical, or third etc vertical dimension. remedied by getting out of that dimension. and obviated by placing that articulation in the top dimension. occurs whether that V. dimension is obtained by CC1 or a switch.
The problem seems related to the douible bass samples...
If the keyswitches are within the playing range of an instrument they doesn't work (properly). So when you mention "Double Bass" it really could be that...
C0 within the VSL-Player corresponds with C-1 in Cubase for example
C~ VI is C-2 in Cubase
With Logic you should be able to adjust this difference somwhere in the settings.
Try to set the bass key-switches above its playing range and observe whether the switches still don't work.
Also
Make sure that the A/B switches (which are sometimes set without your help) could get a value which could be the lowest note of a Bass instrument as well...
You may rest assured that this problem isn't a bug because the VI player is now a very long time in use with billions
of people around the world...
I believe it has something to do with the range of your keyswitches and those of the playing range of the instrument.
Success, my dear
Beat
Thanks again Beat,
Putting the key switches at C6-D6 solves the problem! (The A/B switches were not activated and neither was the mod wheel.)
Incidently, in the bass sample, the pont articulation doesn't seem to make much difference, probably because I experimented with it on a very low note.
Ed
