staccato oboe

[g.beljon]

Hello,

I am using the staccato oboe of the Symphonic Cube in an orchestral piece. I notice that the attack differs every second note which gives the oboe part a nice rhythmical sense. Now I wonder how to notate this difference. Should I notate above the notes ta - ka, or ta - tu (and then simile after one measure)or something like that. I don 't want the oboeist to play ta -ta - ta - ta etc. because this will not have the rhythmical effect that I intend.

Greetings,

Gerard Beljon

[Beat Kaufmann]

@g.beljon said:

..Now I wonder how to notate this difference. Should I notate above the notes ta - ka, or ta - tu (and then simile after one measure)or something like that. I don 't want the oboeist to play ta -ta - ta - ta etc. because this will not have the rhythmical effect that I intend.
Greetings,
Gerard Beljon

Hello Gerard
Combine different samples. For example:
sfz stac stac stac
or
detache short stac stac stac
or
...
Here you will find some tricks around the use of short notes (with sound examples):
http://www.beat-kaufmann.com/tipspcmusic/howtousevslshortnotes/vishortnotes/index.php


All the best
Beat Kaufmann

[mathis]

Beat didn't exactly get the question... [[;)]]

Gerard, I think you`re on a good track. I wouldn't use different vowels though. I don't think that makes a meaningful difference. I would go for ta - ka.

[g.beljon]

Thanks!

Gerard

[Beat Kaufmann]

@mathis said:

Beat didn't exactly get the question... [[;)]]

Yes, unfortunately yes. Sorry! [:O]ops:

Nevertheless > have a nice weekend.

Beat