Hi guys, 2 questions:
1. Given that I am a live piano/keys performer looking to start composing and creating backing tracks, does it make sence for me to look more toward 'performance based sample libraries' instead of / more than 'programming based sample libraries'?
I think to have the keyboard playing skills to make those work...
by 'performance based' I mean different articulations, timbres, legato styles, etc triggered by playing differently rather than using different patches. (Musical Sampling Adventure/Trailer, Caspian Brass, those kinda libraries)
Am I than missing out on to many subtle nuances and should I therefore not use these as the core of my template?
2. I now know of Embertone, Musical Sampling and Performance Samples. Any other libraries I should check if I'm looking for these kind of samples?
NB - it's just for live use and hobby stuff so I don't need it to sound studio perfect
1. Given that I am a live piano/keys performer looking to start composing and creating backing tracks, does it make sence for me to look more toward 'performance based sample libraries' instead of / more than 'programming based sample libraries'?
I think to have the keyboard playing skills to make those work...
by 'performance based' I mean different articulations, timbres, legato styles, etc triggered by playing differently rather than using different patches. (Musical Sampling Adventure/Trailer, Caspian Brass, those kinda libraries)
Am I than missing out on to many subtle nuances and should I therefore not use these as the core of my template?
2. I now know of Embertone, Musical Sampling and Performance Samples. Any other libraries I should check if I'm looking for these kind of samples?
NB - it's just for live use and hobby stuff so I don't need it to sound studio perfect