Originally Posted By: Funkifized
So, are these Blue Street Brass sounds MIDI or sampled real sounds? In don't understand how the VSP works.
Clueless. confused


Yiieps should have started a new thread.... oh well.

Here is the
Manual

Of course Mario knows this stuff well, but let me add my perspective based on how I would likely use this, in a hope it clarifies rather than confuses

All these VSTs work a little differently. In this case these are individual real audio sounds. Individual notes triggered by individual midi notes. I can't determine if they are polyphonic, meaning if you hit a chord you get multiple notes, but I suspect it would. Just like Mario, all of BIAB comes over into my DAW to do this. If I were using this for a melody line, I would first just send the BIAB midi melody to this and here what it does. It should sound a lot better than any GM synth in BIAB. Now I can stop there. Or often if the melody line is simple, I will play it live with my controller keyboard. This allows more of me in the music.

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s there a way to enter notes into a a MIDI file and edit the controllers/effects after the fact?



Yes, of course. I don't see a lot of key switching which is typical in many of these to change parameters, rather, this looks like it has control commands (cc) to adjust in the midi line. The manual addresses these.

I have contacted Indiginus to see if we can get a special price reduction deal since we are such nice guys. I'll let you know.

I also notified the moderator and asked for this side bar discussion to be moved to a separate thread. hehe crazy , We (I) really disrailed the OP long discussion.

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