Hendrik Jan Veenstra wrote: > Uhm... tune them? :-) Seriously though, yes, this is a problem for > which I personally don't see any easy 9or difficult for that matter) > solution. Esp. with solo acoustic instruments, the xfade's are less > helpful than I'd hoped them to be. Xfading between e.g. a > multi-velocity layered violin makes it sound as if two violins are > plying in unison, instead of removing the audible 'jump' between two > layers. To be expected probably, but something I just hadn't > anticipated up front... I guess that for a naturally sounding instrument you will just have to keep the x-fade amount as large enough to get the transition from one zone to another happening all smooth, while keeping it as small as possible to avoid phasings or "doubled" note artifacts. But then, this is just a physical limitation and I don't think that any softsampler could offer a solution to it. Regards, Sascha
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Re: [exs] Xfade's great, but what about the phasing?
2002-11-29 by Sascha Franck
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