stigc56
Senior Member
Hi
I have been using expression maps fora LONG time. But as many other here I have been watching the YT videos by Anne-Kathrin Dern, where she among other things - a lot of other things - praise the one articulation pr. track idea.
I can see the point in her arguments, but when watching her video about wood winds, where she presents the Berlin WW as her favourite, I can only see 2 tracks for the ex. flutes, a legato and a staccato.
What about all the other articulations?
I mean in Spitfire Symphonic Strings there are 31 different articulation for 1st violins! That sums up to around 150 tracks for this library alone. And then there are Spitfire Chamber Strings, and VSL Synchron Strings PRO!!!
How is this done?
I have been using expression maps fora LONG time. But as many other here I have been watching the YT videos by Anne-Kathrin Dern, where she among other things - a lot of other things - praise the one articulation pr. track idea.
I can see the point in her arguments, but when watching her video about wood winds, where she presents the Berlin WW as her favourite, I can only see 2 tracks for the ex. flutes, a legato and a staccato.
What about all the other articulations?
I mean in Spitfire Symphonic Strings there are 31 different articulation for 1st violins! That sums up to around 150 tracks for this library alone. And then there are Spitfire Chamber Strings, and VSL Synchron Strings PRO!!!
How is this done?