EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Anders ElverhøA==y <anders@...> wrote:

>I'm using your vibraphone in a jingle for a TV-show.
>I love it.

Yeah it is really nice. I used it working against a marimba in a tune the
other day -- had it playing arpeggiated chords and it worked really well. 

>But awhile ago you mentioned you might record an ever broader range of it.
>Have you dropped the idea or is it still in progress?

It would be great if it went just a little deeper -- don't know if the
instrument goes deeper though.

Regards,
Murray

Hi Eli K!

I'm using your vibraphone in a jingle for a TV-show.
I love it.
But awhile ago you mentioned you might record an ever broader range of it.
Have you dropped the idea or is it still in progress?


[@nders]

Anders Elverhøy


www.revolvermusic.no
Revolver music
Apalveien 10
0371 Oslo

tel+4722469900
mob+4792811010

Hi Murray and Anders,

>
> It would be great if it went just a little deeper -- don't know if the
> instrument goes deeper though.

The range of a standard vibraphone is three octaves. From a low F to a high F.
I believe, if my memory serves correct, that my lowest sample is a C a fifth
higher than the lowest note. So yes, I technically could sample the F a fifth
lower.

Unfortunately I don't keep my vibraphone at home regularly. It stays with my
band's transport company between gigs. I take it home occasionally, but
haven't in over a year now. That's one of the reasons why I sampled it!

Anyway, the next long strethch I have it at home for, I plan on doing some new
sampling with it (no vibrato, lower notes, different mallets, etc). But I'm
not certain when it will be. Probably not until at least September; we're
working fairly steadily all through the summer :-)


--
Eli Krantzberg
Nightshift Orchestra / Almat Productions
http://www.nightshiftorchestra.com