Hi Yuval,
thanks for taking the time to answer!!
... we recommend either using the mod-wheel only mode, where dynamics can be safely controlled by the modulation wheel (or any other midi controller you choose), or using midi compressor in your DAW on the trombone track. That is definitely NOT due to lack of dynamic layers, but rather the inclusion of the naturally very wide dynamic range of the sampled instrument.
That´s what I did. I am allways trying to play in live, depending on the library using vel. or CC, and then I am tweaking afterwards in my DAW. But specifically in the trombone, I would like to have a smoother x-fade between the two top dynamic levels. It´s such a great sound, I fell in love with the creamy emotion it can bring - but when I was tweaking the CCs to have just a tiny little bit more swell, suddenly the "brassy storm" set in.
In my personal opinion, everything relates to your approach: delivering the premium product (see also comments below). And if I understand (broken link removed) right, there is no difference in programming/velocity layers, just more instruments and the mic positions.
But hey, let´s see what 2.0 will unveil
!
As a user of Broadway Lites only, I'm not sure you're in a perfect position to make a fair judgement call about the differences between Broadway Big Band and Broadway Lites...To claim that it's a 10% improvement is not an observation based on reality. Frankly, I'm not sure what that observation is based on, but it simply isn't true.
Sorry for not beeing specific enough: The "10%" comparison was in no way meant to describe the Lite to Full difference, but your business approach...!! It is my (subjective) feeling, that BBB is really top notch, having the edge towards the capabilities of
other products (lets say CH Horns and CH Winds). But your price increase is much more than this advantage. Now it´s to the customer, if we think the advantage is worth it.
As you allready said, for some it is - and as we could read, for some it is not.
I hope I was a little bit more understandable right now (not being a native speaker) - kind regards,
Hardy