I just upgrade from the RapidComposerLE to the full for $55.
The full version you can add Articulations from your Virtual Instrument to the notes and phrases.
http://www.musicdevelopments.com/wiki/doku.php?id=rcwiki:articulations So this way you can save your phrases with the keyswitches in them, so no matter where you place your phrase on the chord track it will play the same articulation.
I will get it all worked out first myself and do a Tutorial.
Articulations (Full Edition Only)Articulations specify how individual notes are to be performed within a phrase or passage.
Articulations are described in an editable text file with .rcCTRL extension in one of these locations:
Windows: C:\Users\<user name>\AppData\Roaming\RapidComposer\DB
OS X: ~\Documents\RapidComposerV2\DB
Each library or virtual instrument requires such an .rcCTRL file that defines the possible articulations, arranged in groups.
An articulation can be a key-switch or a controller value change or both. It can be assigned to a phrase, or individual phrase notes, or even a track can have its default articulation.
E.g. if you open “Garritan Personal Orchestra 4.rcCTRL” you’ll see that there are articulations with just key-switch or controller change or with both as in
group=“GPOSoloStrings”; articulation=“Legato”; keyswitch=“C-1”; ctrl=68; ctrlval=127;
Explanation:
“group”: articulation group
“articulation”: articulation name
“keyswitch” (optional): specify keyswitch note as note name (C4=MIDI note 60) or MIDI note number (0-127)
“ctrl” (together with “ctrlval”, optional): MIDI controller number (0-127)
“ctrlval” (together with “ctrl”, optional): MIDI controller value (0-127)
The author will gladly help to create an articulations definition file, assuming there is a specification.
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