Between the time zones and messing around with youtube, not sure if I got this into the #labschoir context in time, but very fun to write all the same.
There's lots of crazy (and cool) things people are doing with effects for this, but it I though I'd try to go organic and evolving, making as much use as possible of the evo nature of the patch as possible, augmenting it with evolving voices both in dynamics, occasionally fluttering entries of the voices, and just a touch of contrapuntal motion (would love to have the legato to really build on this though kind of motion though)
Amazing how fun even a single evo patch is to work with, I can't wait to pick up the full library ... someday.
This sounds good. Just curious though - are the pops and clicks part of the libraries you used or are they maybe rendering artifacts? It seems to happen just before each new note... almost like the samples weren't edited at the zero point of each wav file. But it may just be an artifact.
Nice. I messed around with it myself but didn’t come up with anything I thought was sufficiently distinguished.
I just tried it in Logic, and I'm not having the issue, so it seems like it's not a problem specific to the plug-in, the Evo grid, and tempo changes. If you can do it reliably in Cubase 9, it would be worth submitting a ticket to Spitfire support. I've had very good luck with them helping me diagnose issues.I bought the lib during the wish list sale, and in terms of the actual library it's pretty much exactly what I'd hoped it would be.
However: I'm having an issue in Cubase 9 with the EVO Grid plug where tempo changes somehow trigger a note off to the plugin. So you can have multiple sustained notes, and they all stop sounding as soon as the tempo changes. Has anyone encountered this? I have to assume it's a bug - it's just the kind of weird technical issue that makes me leery of buying into expensive non-Kontakt libraries.
I just tried it in Logic, and I'm not having the issue, so it seems like it's not a problem specific to the plug-in, the Evo grid, and tempo changes. If you can do it reliably in Cubase 9, it would be worth submitting a ticket to Spitfire support. I've had very good luck with them helping me diagnose issues.
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