We'll I know I am two days early but... HAPPY BIRTHDAY Tagonug!thanks for the birthday gift alex!!!
Damn I thought they made it so that it’s adjustable. Not an on or off? Oh well. Lol.Afaik the vib amount is the same, but the sometimes too intense vibrato can be controlled by avoiding the most intense cc1 and vibrato levels. (CSS has a dedicated CC for vibrato).
I’ve been unable to use my purchased 300 Grand for this reason. It’s unbelievable that this issue hasn’t been resolved after all this time.Thank you for the great update!
About Native Access: I'm a bit worried about it: the installation always requires a lot of free GB on the main HD, otherwise the library cannot be downloaded.
Does this mean more hard drive space eaten up :(That's right, well actually, the session won't even load, as you will receive "missing samples" errors. Even if you skip past them, and then load the new patches in place of all the old ones, you would then need to do a bunch of tweaking / adjusting just to get it sounding roughly the same in terms of performance. But you'd still be left with a different sounding mix, so all in all, you'd be better off just keeping the original as a backup and just using it when you need to.
Yes, in some of Alex's examples in previous videos he uses the sustain pedal as opposed to overlapping notes. Works great for rebowing tooVery, very excited about this free update. Cinematic Studios is my favourite VST developer by far!
Question: I notice that notes aren't overlapping in the legato section of your video. Are you using the sustain pedal instead to ensure connection between the notes?
Yup. It would be wise to wait a few days until the download frenzy has slowed down, given the big number of CSS users that will be trying to download it as soon as the update is available, and the snail speed download from Native Access Servers.Wait, this CSS update will have to be downloaded on Native Access?? Oh no.....
I hear you, but it's just not within the design of the library to have extra controls for pitch bend and so on. As I mentioned earlier, pitch bend "breaks" the whole legato system, so it would just feel out-of-place to me. As Duncan pointed out, you're probably better off using an external app like melodyne to add pitch bends to create interesting fx and so on. That way you'll be able to use formant bending - this usually sounds much nicer anyway.Hey Alex, incredible work and customer service!
You are the best!
I would like to add to the pitch bend issue, that sometimes I would like to use it as an fx, on long notes, like a long bass glissando, and even if it sounds fake, I have delved inside kontakt to add pitch bend to other libraries and it works as a fake fx. Maybe you could add just the possibility of pitch bending as an fx only, with no realism in mind?
Thanks! Yep, hiss is gone.@Alex W thank you for sharing all this info on such a substantive update. It looks and sounds very good!
I noticed you mentioned denoising as part of this update. Is that to get rid of the hiss?