Vassilis

I do not agree with you dear Mark. Staccato or spiccato notes need not be played at a higher volume than legato notes. I have been using CC#11 for some 25 years now, mainly for fade-outs on long notes. For individual notes, long or short, velocity is traditionally been used (e.g. Vienna samples) to control volume, which UNFORTUNATELY is not used by SA, except for some short notes. Instead, SA controls the note volumes by CC#1, CC# 7, as well as CC#11 and velocity for some samples, i.e. four kinds of control, all doing the same job, possibly conflicting at times with each other. To my mind, you only need velocity and expression to do the volume control job. Please visit my page in Youtube to verify what I am saying: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy-AP1lqlQ-hKDY8ylRMk-Q/videos BTW I have bought the BBC SO Discover for a certain price. It was not a free D/L. In any event, thanks for your attention dear Mark

This remark is based on "BBC SO discover/ Strings". 1. The volume of Long notes is substantialy lower than those of Spiccato notes, making it difficult to control in a midi setup. I believe it should be corrected. 2. How can you play a fairly fast passage (i.e. a scale run) legato? Using the "Long" samples the phrase is not articulated, and using the spiccato samples the phrase comes out staccato, not legato. Is there a way to do this correctly? Short note samples needed? Thanks- Vassilis

In CbB how do I change the tempo of an audio track without affecting its pitches? Thanks Vassilis

Thank you gentlemen! You are very helpful. I will try your way and come back if needed!

Please return to the old Tempo Graph where you can draw the tempo easily using the Draw tool. A much easier method compared to the one introduced lately at the top of the tracks pane. Thanks Vassilis

Yes my Lord! I already have seen this but it is much more difficult (or, should I say impossible) to draw a tempo curve (I hope you know what I mean). Thanks anyway.

In CbB am missing the older Tempo graph, which seems to have disappeared in the newer versions. I am referring to the very useful graph of previous CbB versions where you could modify and draw the tempo. Is there a chance I could recover it? Thanks for help Vassilis