I am keeping an eye on "modelled" staff, played through the iPad. This is a quick demo I did today, playing around with it:
[I will open another thread giving my feedback about the app...]
May I ask what your complaint(s) are with EW Gypsy?I have almost all of EWs solo violins and Embertone's Friedlander. I'm not happy with any of them in terms of getting a realistic mockup. EW's Gypsy has the best tone IMO though. My complaint with Friedlander is that it sounds clunky and can be difficult to get smooth sounding lines. I then getting it to sound expressive/passionate is chore too. Just my experience.
And here are the files. This isn't a "serious" comparison, for instance because stuff like portamento and slow/fast attacks aren't at all identical between the files. But still - they give an impression of the differences, in terms of the basic sound of each of these four violins has.
[AUDIOPLUS=https://vi-control.net/community/attachments/cinestrings-solo-violin-1-mp3.6093/][/AUDIOPLUS]
[AUDIOPLUS=https://vi-control.net/community/attachments/trio-broz-solo-violin-mp3.6094/][/AUDIOPLUS]
[AUDIOPLUS=https://vi-control.net/community/attachments/embertone-friedlander-violin-mp3.6095/][/AUDIOPLUS]
[AUDIOPLUS=https://vi-control.net/community/attachments/bohemian-violin-mp3.6096/][/AUDIOPLUS]
Hi - maybe you'll get more comments if you post a link to the particular demo file you are thinking of?So, does anyone maybe have an idea regarding that issue? Maybe the composer of the CS Solo demo?
Hi, thanks for your response! Yeah I actually did by quoting the post. It's the first demo in the post I quoted, "Cinestrings Solo Violin 1-2.mp3".Hi - maybe you'll get more comments if you post a link to the particular demo file you are thinking of?
Bohemian may be good, but it looks as if - due to the intro the prices, it must have been the absolutely best deal around when looking at what other products cost and what they offer.see - it's one thing what features comes with an instrument. it's another thing how they are implemented. bohemian violin is jawdroppingly easy to use. additionaly it came with an insanely introductionary price. There's no question that nocturne and chris hein are way more deeply covered instruments.
Here are two others I got, both made with OT Nocturne, with two different presets; using Close Mic 1.And here are the files. This isn't a "serious" comparison, for instance because stuff like portamento and slow/fast attacks aren't at all identical between the files. But still - they give an impression of the differences, in terms of the basic sound of each of these four violins has.
[AUDIOPLUS=https://vi-control.net/community/attachments/cinestrings-solo-violin-1-mp3.6093/][/AUDIOPLUS]
[AUDIOPLUS=https://vi-control.net/community/attachments/trio-broz-solo-violin-mp3.6094/][/AUDIOPLUS]
[AUDIOPLUS=https://vi-control.net/community/attachments/embertone-friedlander-violin-mp3.6095/][/AUDIOPLUS]
[AUDIOPLUS=https://vi-control.net/community/attachments/bohemian-violin-mp3.6096/][/AUDIOPLUS]
I got Chris Hein Violin from Sweetwater for 125$. I wasn't looking for a new violin, but @Parsifal666 and others have been praising it, thus I got it for the great price. What a great library! I just found today Glide-Mode for runs, Noteheads (possible to have different attack to sustains), Blending (e.g. between sustain and tremolo). Very playable library, but you can go into tweaking different parameters and cc's as much as you want.