Spitfire Total Performance Legato -- xlnt

[JohnG]

Hi all,

I just was looking through the video for Spitfire's Total Performance Legato and am very excited about it. After a bit of noodling, I felt I got the hang of its functionality and I think it's a huge winner.

Not sure why they added the flutter tongue on the trumpet and flute for the lowest vibrato (cc21) setting, but it doesn't do any harm I guess. Maybe it'll come in handy.

But overall, I would love to see this programming extended to many more instruments over time.

Kind regards,

John

[note: I have received free products from Spitfire Audio]

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[ALittleNightMusic]

Hi all,

I just was looking through the video for Spitfire's Total Performance Legato and am very excited about it. After a bit of noodling, I felt I got the hang of its functionality and I think it's a huge winner.

Not sure why they added the flutter tongue on the trumpet and flute for the lowest vibrato (cc21) setting, but it doesn't do any harm I guess. Maybe it'll come in handy.

But overall, I would love to see this programming extended to many more instruments over time.

Kind regards,

John

[note: I have received free products from Spitfire Audio]

Indeed - really nice update. They have these total performance patches in Solo Strings as well - and really Performance Legato / Legato Performance patches have been around for a number of years by them that follow similar philosophies.

Paul just mentioned in his latest video that there will be more of these for additional instruments in 2023.

 

[Symfoniq]

It’s really nice to see Spitfire innovating on existing libraries, and I’ll be very happy to see the trend continue.