Sorry for this double post....
Tom
Tom
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@svonkampen said:
Tokm....
You need to launch the APP called .........LibrAry installer and then direct yourself to the package file...
Remeber? Just like when you first installed VI.
SvK
@tom@aerovons.com said:
Not really, if you are doing anything "in period".....listen to any of the old arrangements done on Sinatra recordings, or virtualy any film score from the 40s.....vibrato is heavy and omnipresent....
Tom
@tom@aerovons.com said:
Not really, if you are doing anything "in period".....listen to any of the old arrangements done on Sinatra recordings, or virtualy any film score from the 40s.....vibrato is heavy and omnipresent....
Tom
@tom@aerovons.com said:
Not really, if you are doing anything "in period".....listen to any of the old arrangements done on Sinatra recordings, or virtualy any film score from the 40s.....vibrato is heavy and omnipresent....
Tom
@tom@aerovons.com said:
Gee, it's a bit insulting for you, without knowing anything about me, to say I don't understand something. I've been doing LIVE strings for about 30 years, so I rather understand them, thanks[[;)]] Yes the hand has to stop to change notes, but in reality, many times the effect to the ear of that hand stopping for a millisecond between notes is irrelevant. And I'm sure we would ALL love to hear about the "different" kind of vibrato invented in the Forties. [[;)]]
Tom
@tom@aerovons.com said:
Gee, it's a bit insulting for you, without knowing anything about me, to say I don't understand something. I've been doing LIVE strings for about 30 years, so I rather understand them, thanks[[[;)]]] Yes the hand has to stop to change notes, but in reality, many times the effect to the ear of that hand stopping for a millisecond between notes is irrelevant. And I'm sure we would ALL love to hear about the "different" kind of vibrato invented in the Forties. [[[;)]]]
Tom
@tom@aerovons.com said:
Not really, if you are doing anything "in period".....listen to any of the old arrangements done on Sinatra recordings, or virtualy any film score from the 40s.....vibrato is heavy and omnipresent....
Tom
DG, I have a question for you. Are you a violinist? I think it's interesting to have feedback from violin players.
I can finally play high notes without cringing[;)]