I actually do the same with SCS, although it's less for fingered clarity so much as counteracting the tendency of notes to swell from their attack, as in, they don't have a realistic attack transition volume. So I'm often leaving headroom for pushing the modwheel during transitionsso so there's real momentum in a moving legato line instead of nOTE bY nOTE grOWTHS anD swELLS thAT arENT reALISTIC phrASING aT aLLI think you may get that with “spikes” in the CC1 data, little irregularities, perhaps placed around note changes I mean that will benefit the natural feel of the performance.
I think in the end, this is what we want, anyway. I wouldn't want to adjust release times either, but I'd like to be able to set them short enough that we could get those fingered-hits in the legato transitions, like picking a stem from a cherry, and proceed to leave it there. The fades are likely what is causing the uneasiness me and some other folks are feeling hearing the legato transitions (which sound really pretty darn good - but yeah, CSS and the rest of the Legato Gang, there's always going to be that tendency to reach for them)Set it and forget it
Yeah, that's a bummer. Hopefully will hear something back from dxmachina about the release times. I don't want to double-ping him since I already pinged him in a 4-paragraph post, he doesn't need me wasting more of his time for fingered legato today.Setting Release to 0 for example resulted in exactly the same (a bit blurred) legato transition, but once you released the last note it instantly would cut off.
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