Sustain Sample Clauses

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Sustain. Sustain instruments continue to play a note audibly as long as the note is held; this is achieved by looping the sample. They are a good choice for slow moving lines that need a consistent sound no matter how long the notes are held. In all Sustain patches, the loudness is controlled with the Mod Wheel (CC 1), not the velocity. The behavior allows you to change the loudness while the note is playing (something not possible with MIDI Velocity). Push the Mod Wheel up to make the sound louder, or down to make it softer. The Articulations named Sus accent include a strong attack that achieves an accent at the start of each note. The loudness of the attack is controlled by the Velocity of the note (while the Mod Wheel still controls the loudness of the sustained note).

Sustain. All Sustain instruments continue to play audibly as long as the note is held. They are a good choice for slow-moving lines that need a consistent sound no matter how long the notes are held. The dynamics of the Sustain patches are controlled with the Mod Wheel. The further you push it up, the louder the sound. By using the Mod Wheel instead of Velocity to control loudness, you can create a realistic crescendo and/or decrescendo during a held note. When you play any note in one of the patches, all 3 dynamic layers start to play simul- taneously, but only one or two of them are audible at any one time, as controlled by the Mod Wheel. This approach increases the voice count in PLAY and makes more demands on the computer processor, but produces much more realistic dynamics. There are several variants for the Sustain patches, described below: Vibrato, Non-Vibrato, “NV VB” You have a choice between using vibrato (a subtle wavering of the pitch that provides extra warmth) or not. If you intend to use one or the other approach consistently, then the Vibrato or Non-Vibrato patch provides the right sound. If you need the ability to control the amount of vibrato in a line (even changing mid-note), the various “NV VB” patches let you use the Mod Wheel to control how much vibrato is heard. Note that the “NV VB” patches with “Full” in the name work a little differently from those that do not have “Full” in the name.

Sustain. All Sustain instruments continue to play a note audibly as long as the note is held; this is achieved by looping the samples. They are a good choice for slow-moving lines that need a consistent sound no matter how long the notes are held. The Sustain instruments give you a lot of control over the vibrato. In one patch per or- chestral section, the vibrato varies between: • non-vibrato (abbreviated NV) • vibrato (VB)