wuubb
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I'm at the point now where I have the hardware resources to start layering libraries (mostly strings, but in some cases I might want to do it with other sections), but the one thing I can't quite wrap my head around is how to do that in the context of Cubase and the VST expression maps that I currently use.
For example, two string libraries that I use frequently are CSS and Spitfire Symphonic Strings. I can make CSS keyswitches line up with spitfire, but what if I want to layer another library that has a different set of articulations mapped differently? Do you simply not use certain libraries or leave gaps in the keyswitches if one library doesn't have it?
Since from what I understand VST expression maps are specific to the virtual instrument, I can't have multiple expression maps running on one track in Cubase controlling different instruments in Kontakt right?
I'm trying to avoid having to have tons of kontakt instances and having to load the single articulation patches if possible
For example, two string libraries that I use frequently are CSS and Spitfire Symphonic Strings. I can make CSS keyswitches line up with spitfire, but what if I want to layer another library that has a different set of articulations mapped differently? Do you simply not use certain libraries or leave gaps in the keyswitches if one library doesn't have it?
Since from what I understand VST expression maps are specific to the virtual instrument, I can't have multiple expression maps running on one track in Cubase controlling different instruments in Kontakt right?
I'm trying to avoid having to have tons of kontakt instances and having to load the single articulation patches if possible