User manual BEST SERVICE STRING ESSENTIALS SOFTWARE

[. . . ] License agreement: The samples and software contained in this library are licensed to you for use in music, multimedia and film productions only. Unauthorized copying, reproduction (including conversion and reproduction in other data formats)hire, rental, public performance, broadcasting and distribution is expressly prohibited. best service constantly monitors other soundware releases to check for copyright infringements, and will prosecute all piracy and copyright violations to the fullest extent of the law. All rights by best service. Recording Engineers: Tadeusz Mieczkowski, Aneta Falana Editing: Aneta Falana, Julita Emanuilow, Marta Lizak Concept & Kontakt Programming: Peter Siedlaczek Performed by S. L. O. W. [. . . ] The more you turn the pitch wheel, the bigger the interval between the first note you play and the start note of the sampled run. If, for example, you recall the Runs Downwards (pressing the key switch A#), move the Pitch wheel just slightly upwards ­ so that the run starts a major third higher ­ and play, as in the above example, C4 followed by D4, the result will D be quite different: C4­E4­D4­C4­D4. Combining different start and target notes with different run directions and using the run start shift feature you can create nearly any possible ornamentation. Although the fast runs work in many tempos, you can still make them faster or slower using the Tempo button (CC23). The ModWheel controls the volume to some extent enabling continuous changes of intensity. Please note that due to technical reasons the start shift feature works only in original tempo (Tempo = 50% or CC23 = 64. ) Assigned controllers: Tempo (CC 23) Pitch bend (controls the start shift) ModWheel (volume) Very fast, "universal" runs with start­stop feature, fitting any minor or major key; can also be used as a powerful ornamentation tool. Pressing and holding a key starts the run beginning from the corresponding pitch. Pressing a second key (still holding the first one) plays a short target tone and stops the run. The only thing you have to watch is the moment the run has to be stopped. In order to play the (short) target tone with its natural decay, play it shortly. Of course, while playing a run you have enough time to switch over to any other category ­ e. g. whole notes, using the key switch F ­ thus ending the run with a longer note. By playing very short runs you can create very realistic ornamentations. For example, play and hold the C4 followed after a short moment by D4. The result will be a note (in our case D4) with preceding ornamentation (in our example C4­D4­E4 10 Violins only: C2 Vn Runs [. . . ], downwards C#2 Vn Runs [. . . ], upwards (load separately unless you use the multi "Violins") Possible modes: runs of any length, in any key, approx. 100 ­ 170 bpm ornamentations are not mapped as they do not belong to the D­major key. FULL STRINGS 1 & 2 Ideal for composing, arranging/orchestrating or just experimenting. Full Strings use the same key switch assignment like the Main Setup (see above). For technical reasons they had to be divided into two separate patches: Full Strings I, containing the key switches C ­ E, and Full Strings II ­ with the key switches F ­ B (including staccato). If you load the multi "1 Play me first" or "Full Strings [L], " both patches will be loaded automatically. For detailed description please refer to the patch Main Setup above. Assigned controllers: Pitch bend (controls the start shift) Tempo (CC23) ModWheel (controls the volume) The "Runs [. . . ]" (where [. . . ] is the name of a major and parallel minor key) work exactly like the Fast Runs. To learn the details about how to apply them using the start­stop feature and ornamentations please refer to the key switch A# / B above. [. . . ] the whole range of these multi instruments is moved one octave to the right to fit the 7-octave ­ keyboard (as the lowest octave C0-B0 is reserved for the key switches). RAM and CPU load vs. To avoid problems - especially running the Player with a host application like Logic or Cubase - we recommend to , , render" the tracks whenever possible using the "freeze" function. Updates All the patches in this library are just the first proposal. We expect many suggestions and requests which will help us to modify the existing patches or create further programs according to your needs. Please visit the download zone on www. bestservice. de 15 Working with multiple loads of the same instrument Since instruments like "Main Setup" contain many sounds/playing techniques, you may need the same instrument many times, assigned to different midi channels. [. . . ]