Hi, want to say that Im very impressed with the demos of this library and thinking about purchase it, so maybe someone can answer some doubts about it:
How big is it?
How many velocity layers?
It has some cycling notes (round robin) implemented to avoid the repetition effect?
Its there some intelligent scripting (portamento, legato, vibrato, etc) in the kontakt version or its planned?
The first demo seems to have a lot of expressivity, so it seems to have some complexity...
Some questions about ManyTone Upright Bass
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- "The" Jazz
- 4562 posts since 18 Aug, 2004 from California, United States
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It is a total of 138 MB.krraqk wrote:Hi, want to say that Im very impressed with the demos of this library and thinking about purchase it, so maybe someone can answer some doubts about it:
How big is it?
There are two velocity layers--one with pure tones, and the hard velocity layer has that aggressive buzz on the notes caused by the string hitting the edge of the fingerboard.krraqk wrote:How many velocity layers?
While there isn't automatic cycling, there is a layer of staccato notes which can be used, cycling between the lower range of sustained notes and this range of staccato notes mapped in the upper registers.krraqk wrote:It has some cycling notes (round robin) implemented to avoid the repetition effect?
If you load the upright bass in ManyBass (and ManyStation as well) there are controls for portamento, legato, and vibrato. These use the traditional techniques of pitch modulation to acheive these articulations.krraqk wrote: Its there some intelligent scripting (portamento, legato, vibrato, etc) in the kontakt version or its planned?
