Thanks a lot! Yes, for initial sketching it's a really nice tool, at least for me. We all have our different approach to writing, and I find it helps to get the ball rolling. But I usually go back and tweak each phrase more after.
@@RunarLundvall I still have it from new back in… 2000. It’s basically an E-Mu Proteus rack module but stuffed with orchestral rom samples. It was lovely back then, still usable but was quickly overrun by the rise of computer based music production and sampling tools such as Eastwest’s original orchestral sample library in the early 2000’s. I don’t use it for production because of the sound quality but I sometimes have a play with it because I like how it uses orchestral sections such as what you demonstrated in your video. As of today my computer system is out of date and barely able to keep up with what I’m trying to throw at it but that doesn’t stop me from being productive. Thanks for responding, I didn’t expect that.
Thanks! Yes, using trigger plugin from the Divisimate app, you can set it to toggle Note, CC, or Program Change. I use CC32 and set SSO patches to UACC KS. A few performance patches are still not triggered, but it seems Spitfire is aware of it and will fix the rest an in upcoming update soon.
Thanks! So this is SSO with default settings, Tree Mic, and then custom made Divisimate presets that uses UACC KS 32 to switch articulations using the trigger-plugin from within the Divisimate app. I think I'm gonna share a preset-pack for SSO on my Kofi-page soon.
@@RunarLundvall thks a lot for those details so you don’t need UACC when it’s not spitfire I guess so is there a way to switch articulations which others librairies not using UACC ?
@@jazzhotlineAbsolutely! If the other library uses keyswitches f.ex you can just trigger them directly using the trigger pluing from inside of Divisimate app. I did that with CSS before I bought SSO.
@@jazzhotlineThey are both excellent. It's just that CSS roomsound is so much smaller, and I never got it to sound bigger using trickery, so I finally gave in and bought a library that is recorded in a roomsize of my preference. CSS is still the stage/studio sound killer IMHO. F.ex with OPUS and some Musical Sampling Brass!
I keep coming back to this. It's so fun. Might finally have time this weekend to make a handful of my own.
Thanks! Releasing all presets (200) in a small pack this weekend 🎉
@@RunarLundvall 200?! That's an absurd amount of work. Congrats alone on powering through so many individual presets.
"We have Hollywood Orchestrator at home"
This makes me want Divisimate
Hahahaha! Btw, good idea - could try to recreate the presets from Orchestrator actually - might sign up for a Cloud membership lol
😮 Wow this is really cool! Seems super useful too
Thanks a lot! Yes, for initial sketching it's a really nice tool, at least for me. We all have our different approach to writing, and I find it helps to get the ball rolling. But I usually go back and tweak each phrase more after.
@@RunarLundvall yeah makes sense, seems great for sketching indeed
Reminds me very much of my E-Mu Virtuoso 2000 but with much better sound quality.
Interesting - I don't know that system - will check into it! Are you using it together with modern samples?
@@RunarLundvall I still have it from new back in… 2000. It’s basically an E-Mu Proteus rack module but stuffed with orchestral rom samples. It was lovely back then, still usable but was quickly overrun by the rise of computer based music production and sampling tools such as Eastwest’s original orchestral sample library in the early 2000’s. I don’t use it for production because of the sound quality but I sometimes have a play with it because I like how it uses orchestral sections such as what you demonstrated in your video. As of today my computer system is out of date and barely able to keep up with what I’m trying to throw at it but that doesn’t stop me from being productive. Thanks for responding, I didn’t expect that.
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cool idea! Is this a new divisimate version ability to trigger articulations?
Thanks! Yes, using trigger plugin from the Divisimate app, you can set it to toggle Note, CC, or Program Change. I use CC32 and set SSO patches to UACC KS. A few performance patches are still not triggered, but it seems Spitfire is aware of it and will fix the rest an in upcoming update soon.
Anyway to share these performance presets?
Will share them on my Kofi page, will make an announcement here :)
Very clever and useful ! Could you share which spitfire are you using and also your divisimate presets ?
Thanks! So this is SSO with default settings, Tree Mic, and then custom made Divisimate presets that uses UACC KS 32 to switch articulations using the trigger-plugin from within the Divisimate app. I think I'm gonna share a preset-pack for SSO on my Kofi-page soon.
@@RunarLundvall thks a lot for those details so you don’t need UACC when it’s not spitfire I guess so is there a way to switch articulations which others librairies not using UACC ?
@@jazzhotlineAbsolutely! If the other library uses keyswitches f.ex you can just trigger them directly using the trigger pluing from inside of Divisimate app. I did that with CSS before I bought SSO.
@@RunarLundvall oh very Nice i have to try that quickly by the Way do u like better SSO than CSS ?
@@jazzhotlineThey are both excellent. It's just that CSS roomsound is so much smaller, and I never got it to sound bigger using trickery, so I finally gave in and bought a library that is recorded in a roomsize of my preference. CSS is still the stage/studio sound killer IMHO. F.ex with OPUS and some Musical Sampling Brass!