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A Cello Rondo / SWAM strings
Accelerando with SWAM Cello and Double Bass. Assisted be Module Harp, Mercato Strings, BeatHawk Pizzacato Strings, PureSynthPlatinum and Pure Piano.
Comments
Wow.
This really shows how real they sound too compared to other offerings. I know you’ve used Mercato in the past and I really like the way they sound but you can definitely tell more so now how “software” they sound compared to SWAM.
Impressive...very interesting and capable....
Agreed @mjcouche, but there’s the polyphony issue. We can hope for ensembles from @audiomodeling.
Thanks, @IOSSOS. Much appreciated!
Nice one! Interesting to hear all these things combined. I'm curious--- did you use any sort of .. 'simultaneous' play mode?
Kinda like .. some ago of other playing the sounds of 2 diff apps at once, triggered by your keys?
(not sure of a better way of describing it right now! Brain fried)
Hope you catch my drift.
Easier to play if there was polyphony for sure, but I treat these as individual instruments - the two strings is “enough” and it forces me to add another instance as if it were a real orchestra. Can a cellist play all 4 strings at once? Maybe pizzicato I guess…
@SkillipEvolver. I, almost always, make tracks the same way. First, a two handed keyboard improvisation... I use various instruments. In this case SWAM Cello, cause of the two note polyphony..
When I record I create three midi tracks. The full two hand version is the first track. Then, using MIDI Tools’ Keyzone Splitter, I record the second track bass notes only and the third is the treble part. Often I will add a separate lead midi track and, less frequently, a drum track.
Then it’s the search for the right instruments, feeling for the arrangement and mix, and adding a few FX.
And so on, and so forth. Thx for listening!
@mjcouche, unfortunately, my mind does not work like a composer’s. It would be to torturous for me to build a string or brass section one note at a time in StaffPad, say. It works best for me not to spend more than two or three hours on a track. Ironically, usually five minutes, or less, of that time is actually spent playing the keyboard.