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Audio Modeling Swam Solo Strings (Violin, viola, cello, double bass) Walkthrough (Winners announced)

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  • GavinskiGavinski

    REALLY enjoying the pizzicato on these!

  • McDMcD

    @Gavinski said:

    @Krupa said:
    Yeah, they’ve got a few modes like double strings and that sort of thing, makes a world of difference from the geoshred versions...

    Exactly, these and pizzicato mean that I will now rarely use the strings in the GeoSwam versions, sadly.

    Unless you rarely use an iPhone, happily. GeoShred is not bad on an iPhone and 3D Touch (which came and went away with the iphone6 or so) was good for extra controls. I almost picked up a refurbed iPhone 6 just to GeoShred some Cello, Flute, Tenor Sax, Clarinet, and Violin. Happy for me but maybe not for those that hear my results.

  • WeitWeit

    I am trying to decide if I should get the swam standalone version or Geoswam version for violin, cello, flute, trumpet and sax. Would the standalone version still work well with Geoshred?

  • GavinskiGavinski

    @Weit said:
    I am trying to decide if I should get the swam standalone version or Geoswam version for violin, cello, flute, trumpet and sax. Would the standalone version still work well with Geoshred?

    Yes they do! Geoshred even has an inbuilt midi preset fkr controlling the Swam standalones. The Swam standalone versions would be the obvious choice as they have more things to tweak.

  • Paulo164Paulo164

    @Gavinski said:

    @Weit said:
    I am trying to decide if I should get the swam standalone version or Geoswam version for violin, cello, flute, trumpet and sax. Would the standalone version still work well with Geoshred?

    Yes they do! Geoshred even has an inbuilt midi preset fkr controlling the Swam standalones. The Swam standalone versions would be the obvious choice as they have more things to tweak.

    After a lot of time playing with both GeoSwam and Swam iOS, I have to temper. I can’t do things with Swam that I can do with GeoSwam. To sum up, if you embrace GeoShred as your favorite MPE playing surface - as I do for monophonic instruments - , GeoSwam is more straightforward. If you prefer to play with a physical keyboard, then Swam is better.
    @Gavinski, if you are interested in how to expand some of GeoSwam capabilities, just PM me.

  • WeitWeit

    Can I use multiple of geoshred in cubasis as different instruments without any issue? Would the standalone works better for this purpose? If i were to use the aerophone 10 as midi input, does it works with geoshred midi?

  • GavinskiGavinski

    @Paulo164 said:

    @Gavinski said:

    @Weit said:
    I am trying to decide if I should get the swam standalone version or Geoswam version for violin, cello, flute, trumpet and sax. Would the standalone version still work well with Geoshred?

    Yes they do! Geoshred even has an inbuilt midi preset fkr controlling the Swam standalones. The Swam standalone versions would be the obvious choice as they have more things to tweak.

    After a lot of time playing with both GeoSwam and Swam iOS, I have to temper. I can’t do things with Swam that I can do with GeoSwam. To sum up, if you embrace GeoShred as your favorite MPE playing surface - as I do for monophonic instruments - , GeoSwam is more straightforward. If you prefer to play with a physical keyboard, then Swam is better.
    @Gavinski, if you are interested in how to expand some of GeoSwam capabilities, just PM me.

    Paulo, thanks, sure feel free to dm me your thoughts, very kind of you, or maybe you could add them as a post on the Geoshred thread?

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