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  • StillWondering What I don't Know

    M
    M
    Paul,
    I initialized a new Vienna instrument in Logic.
    I go to an empty matrix assign window and drag any univerasal file
    Violin, Vla , Cello or Bass into the First slot.

    It is automatically assigined to C-0
    (nothing else is assigned in the other slots)

    I play the Instrument. Again I can only play a Short note &
    a Long Note by switching with the mod wheel.

    No matter which key switch I use from C-0 through C-1 or C-2
    depending on whether its a Vla, Vln or Cello, I never can switch to
    or play a trem, pizz, Ponticello, Trill,etc. on any Universal Inst.

    the Control edit windows in each Universal Inst shows a 3 tier vertical
    layer and a 4 cell horizontal set, nothing more.

    I must have suffered a stroke from the first time I used VI.
    because it has never been the same since I first used it.

    Until today, I've never even loaded the Cello or Viola Univeral Inst.
    Help Me Please.
    Thank You
    M Colina
  • H
    H
    Hi MColina

    The matrix files labeled "Universal" offers primary performance interval patches.

    The matrix file you are searching for is called for example L1 VI Articulation Combi
    Here you can switch between all this basic articulations (sustains, stacato, tremolo, pizz, etc)

    Maybe the pdf manuals with the mapping descriptions are helpful for you.
    You can download these pdf files in our User Area/Vienna Instruments/Manuals

    best
    Herb[/b]
  • M
    M
    Herb,
    You are so right, thank you!!!!!
    What patches are in the Unisveral Matrix for the
    Vln?
    Mine has just short & Long

    Michael Colina
  • PaulP
    VSL Team
    PaulP
    last edited
    last edited
    Hi,

    the Universal Matrix is speed controlled and features Performance Legato, Performance Marcato and Performance Spiccato.

    That means that the horizontal span is speed controlled and you cn choose between the different articulations in the vertical span with your ModWheel.

    You also get that information when you click on the matrix in the VI browser and read the information window...

    Please take a little time and take a look at our VI tutorial videos here and the demos including MIDI files and presets here.

    Hope that helps.

    Best, Paul
    Paul Kopf Product Manager VSL