rottoy
Plebeian
I mean, Pteradactyl S. Is a verified buyer
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I mean, Pteradactyl S. Is a verified buyer
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You see. Couldn't be that high a price.Scroll down the page, watch the demo video, then return to the top and look at the price again.
Thank you for the tip. I'll give it a shot. I really love the tone overall. If I can just get it to play more legato with an uptempo straight-ahead swing feel it will be great.
Thanks for the response,
Aaron
Here's a flute dominant mockup excerpt I made using Spitfire woodwinds.
I don't have any other woodwind libraries so I can't say what I think is the "best". And I would like to know if anyone actually thinks Spitfire's flute is on the top shelf?
I haven't had a chance to try it out yet, but I will today. As long as I can play Cherokee at a minimum of 300 I'm goodI wnent through the same thing when I first got it and as he just did here, he explained to me the best way to deal with it. It works well, you edit and create your own articulation for faster passages.
Nothing beats it if you are going for a jazz flute sound.What about Passion Flute from Orange Tree Samples? They're having a Group Buy going up to 60% off now.
While it does not do every articulation in the world, for lyrical and emotive passages, my choice as well.
Sometimes having one or two flexible, well-crafted legato patches is better than having to switch between 13 different patches to get similar results.
Also, Fluffy has three legato types, whereas it looks like the EW only has slurred.
Also, Fluffy puts the FX in menus rather than having 15 different patches. Also, I don't see overblown staccato, tongue ram, note breaks, muted flutter, singed, or air sound in your list of patches, but Fluffy has those.
Going by the list, the only difference in articulations (besides using 44 patches versus 1 patch) is that EW has runs patches, repetitions, double tongues, and key clicks.