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  • Tight and loose

    A
    A
    Dears,
    please can i know the difference about "staccato" patches in Appassionata.
    Sorry for maybe stupid question.
    Thanks
  • C
    C
    Hi Anton, your question is not stupid but it isn't clear - what do you want to know about the Appassionata staccatos?
  • R
    R
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    Good point, Anton...

    @Another User said:

    what do you want to know about the Appassionata staccatos?

    25 Violins appassionata/01 SHORT + LONG NOTES/01 VI-20_staccato

    Central Info Screen:
    RAM: 20 MB
    Single notes: Staccato
    4 Alternations
    AB switch: tight/loose[b]

    [[;)]]
    R

    P.S.: ...maybe could be: played more or less "together/in time"... (played... the attack of each note... by the choirs/sections players)
  • S
    S
    It might be tuning.
  • P
    P
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    @synthetic said:

    It might be tuning.


    I'm pretty sure it's the time of day the samples were recorded.

    Tight is 8:30 am; Loose is 22:30 pm, after some moderate drinking.

    - Paul
  • S
    S
    Does the Silent Stage have a Beergarden?
  • PaulP
    VSL Team
    PaulP
    Gentlemen,

    here´s the solution:

    "Tight" means that 20 violin players played the staccato exactly on the beat.
    "Loose" means that (as in real life) 20 players are doing their best to play on the beat [:)]

    Best, Paul
    Paul Kopf Product Manager VSL
  • DietzD
    VSL Team
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    @synthetic said:

    Does the Silent Stage have a Beergarden?

    Of course, but in Vienna that`s called "Heurigen". [H]
    /Dietz - Vienna Symphonic Library
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    J
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    @Paul said:

    ..."Loose" means that (as in real life) 20 players are doing their best to play on the beat [:)]
    ...


    ..and 'failing' at it, so to speak, with great success!! [:P]

    Nice A/B articulation! Very thoughtful of VSL to have it included.
  • A
    A
    Many thanks.
  • R
    R
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    @Paul said:

    Gentlemen,

    here´s the solution:

    "Tight" means that 20 violin players played the staccato exactly on the beat.
    "Loose" means that (as in real life) 20 players are doing their best to play on the beat [:)]

    Best, Paul

    Sometime I get scared about how much smart I am! (and how much my english is un-read-able!) [:D] [:D] [:D]

    Thanks, Paul!
  • M
    M
    Yeah this is cool I didn't know about that yet. Great !

    Miklos. [:D]