I can 100% assure you that this is not a bug we missed. The triplets do not work like they did in Kontakt absolutely by design.
What about doubles then? Why on some strings sections it works with second note on release of the key while on the other sections it doesn't? Thanks for chimin in!I can 100% assure you that this is not a bug we missed. The triplets do not work like they did in Kontakt absolutely by design.
You might like the Kontakt behaviour better, or prefer the way it is in SINE now, but the change was deliberate and we did not miss it.
I think any of the testers that raised this change on day one of SINE testing can confirm
Constant negativity and complaining is a waste of time. Reaching out to others to confirm bugs, find workarounds, etc is a very good constructive thing to do--that's kind of the point of the forum. Sometimes both things are happening at the same time
The triplets do sound good to me in your second pass, where you lowered the velocity of the subsequent notes. But they sound kind of "broken" in the first pass, where the velocities are consistent. Or at least, I don't hear 3 distinct notes in that version.
Yeah, the stumble only occurs in the first set of triplets, then it rights itself. If you listen to the full set (the final longer example), you'll notice that there isn't the same issue when it passes through the same passage. It's the same midi, so there is some issue caused by starting the bounce that isn't present otherwise. I may go back and see if I can figure out what happened. I only listened to the bounce after I uploaded and haven't been at the rig to correct it.
Hmm. My Sine V1 doubles triggers on note off (though not reliably when playing). I'll check this out and confirm when I'm back at the rig.
Hmmm, might be something wrong with my installation maybe...!
This is fixed in the files above. I'm not sure what happened with that original bounce, because I just went back into the project and bounced the same bit again, and it now seems correct.
I wonder what do I have to do, probably try to redownload V1...
Unfortunately the same thing here even though it's been nearly 3 months since the release of the BS update and it's my first try to update the library.
That does sound very good! There's a lot of life. Did you switch articulations much here?
Thanks!
Not much, first there are pizzes, then tremolos on basses, cellos, violas and trills on 1st and 2nd violins and from 0:10-0:19 it's long portatos with legatos on all sections except 1st violins where it's expressive longs with legatos and then long portatos with legatos. After that it's all basic legato patches with vibrato on (I was lazy to do polymap switching to crossfade vibrato though it would probably make it sound better..!)
That's a great way to do it. The portatos have some movement. Thanks!Thanks!
Yeah, great thing about those other articulations with legato transitions is that you can play them normally too, but also utilize transitions when needed by overlapping notes so it's much more playable and very efficient, kudos to OT for that)
