Let's talk about 23 violins

[telebunke]

get with the lingo dears

want to throw pics around? OK.

actually, I got a great work in progess. Samples of musically usefull layered dog noises, like stepping on the tale. See my son preparig a sudden attack with lost of dog noise coming...

http://24.9.145.185/smf/index.php?actio ... 3.0;id=183

That one blown into the dogs ear is loud enough to give us a great, natural layered sound.

Abbreviations for the patches will be
dg_sta (dog staccato)
dg_leg (dog legato)
hwl_p (howl piano)
hwl_f (forte)
hwl_mf (mezzo forte)

...

tele

[telebunke]

ups

[Mr. Tunes]

you are quite funny tele
to answer your question:
"Lingo is a way of referring to the way a certain speech community speaks"
i guess jargon is a better word.
Lingo is also the name of a great american game show, that it is totally.

[telebunke]

you are quite funny tele
to answer your question:
"Lingo is a way of referring to the way a certain speech community speaks"
i guess jargon is a better word.
Lingo is also the name of a great american game show, that it is totally.

still son't understand the sentence "get with the lingo dears", though.

tele

[isdjan]

you are quite funny tele
to answer your question:
"Lingo is a way of referring to the way a certain speech community speaks"
i guess jargon is a better word.
Lingo is also the name of a great american game show, that it is totally.

still son't understand the sentence "get with the lingo dears", though.

tele

my guess would be - mr. tunes suggests you to come to terms with the peculiarities of sample naming conventions...maybe.

[Mr. Tunes]

still son't understand the sentence "get with the lingo dears", though.

tele

hmmm.
get with the = "understand"
lingo, we went over that
dears= an old woman's way of saying "friends"

so i guess you could say "it's time to understand the tricky wording my friends"

[Mr. Tunes]

my guess would be - mr. tunes suggests you to come to terms with the peculiarities of sample naming conventions...maybe.

yeah that's it. i mean something like miroslav or other libraries used to be something for serious classical/film composers as hobbyists and newbies couldnt really afford this stuff.

[telebunke]

yeah that's it. i mean something like miroslav or other libraries used to be something for serious classical/film composers as hobbyists and newbies couldnt really afford this stuff.

It's always quite some work to get to know the vocabulary of a discipline, whether it's articulations, chord names, chemistry or anything else.
A list of terms and abbreviations will help, especially if it's not standards (like LP)

tele

P.S.: would you like a copy of my layered dog/harmonica sample?

[Seus Hawkins]

get with the lingo dears

want to throw pics around? OK. :hihi:

actually, I got a great work in progess. Samples of musically usefull layered dog noises, like stepping on the tale. See my son preparig a sudden attack with lost of dog noise coming...

http://24.9.145.185/smf/index.php?actio ... 3.0;id=183

That one blown into the dogs ear is loud enough to give us a great, natural layered sound.

Abbreviations for the patches will be
dg_sta (dog staccato)
dg_leg (dog legato)
hwl_p (howl piano)
hwl_f (forte)
hwl_mf (mezzo forte)

...

tele

Deliberately stepping on it's tail? Why not gently stroke it and record that as the dog staccato & legato? It doesn't purr but our dog used to make a sound, whilst stroking it so maybe your dog does too. :)

Regards

[Squids]

Sec = second as in 2 second detache.

I assume the Non V +V LP is some sort of non vibrato to vibrato fade in looped patch.

Patch naming is kind of hit and miss. Everyone uses different tags to describe the uses of the patch.

Yep!

It would be helpful if the abbreviations in the patch names were explained in the manual.

In fact a great plugin instrument of this sort for orchestral music needs a great manual!

... and it shall have one. All the abbreviations are explained don't worry. Also, the patch list posted is preliminary and it is cleaned up and more consistently named in the final.

[Squids]

It would be helpful if the abbreviations in the patch names were explained in the manual.
In fact a great plugin instrument of this sort for orchestral music needs a great manual!

I did this suggestions already in another thread and Squids acknowledged that he received the "feature request".
Hypersonic has a great solution for patch description, which is integrated in the GUI. Once you load the patch you'll have a text displayed in a description field - which is a brilliant idea, because there one can also describe the specific programming/function of the patch, like "use modwheel for volume swell". Very handy.

tele

We actually have that ability for the parent sound at least. There's a place for "info" and if you click on the ST2 image a few times it toggles through what the macro descriptions are and this "info" in the sound. Usually we use it for the copyright info but it could be used for patch performance info. Miro doesn't show that though (maybe in a future update perhaps). But, anyway, that's just for the parent. There's the child and combis where MORE performance info is there and nice to see. Well, luckily we have a good manual and thoughtout consistent schemes. You'll see.

[telebunke]

Well, luckily we have a good manual and thoughtout consistent schemes. You'll see.

I'm a believer in your

tele

[Mr. Tunes]

P.S.: would you like a copy of my layered dog/harmonica sample?

ONLY if it's in the Sampletank2 format. no soundfonts thank you very much

[telebunke]

P.S.: would you like a copy of my layered dog/harmonica sample?

ONLY if it's in the Sampletank2 format. no soundfonts thank you very much

It's not soundfonts, it dogfonts...