How to use Articulation Maps and Key Switches

[Xel Ohh]

In this tutorial I cover Articulation maps and key switches in Cakewalk tried to cover all that I could to help you guys out... come check it out ... Dont forget to Subscribe, like and hit that bell notification Lets go.. 

 

 

[JoeGBradford]

Great tutorial and nice presentation - recommended along with Mike's Creative Sauce one posted earlier

Edit - he has also provided articulation maps for BBCSO Discover available to download in the comments below the video on You Tube ? 

Edited November 15, 2020 by JoeGBradford

[Jim Fogle]

Very nice video.  Your voice sounds different in this one; sounds good.  Thanks for adjusting the balance between your voice and the incidental music.

[Xel Ohh]

14 hours ago, Jim Fogle said:

Very nice video.  Your voice sounds different in this one; sounds good.  Thanks for adjusting the balance between your voice and the incidental music.

Thanks for the comment on that it helped... ??

[Frank D. Baere]

This tutorial was rely helpful.

I tried it out as far as I succeeded in this score.

 

[Xel Ohh]

4 hours ago, Frank De Baere said:

This tutorial was rely helpful.

I tried it out as far as I succeeded in this score

This is pretty good.. Im glad I could help..??

What vst are you using to make this??

[Frank D. Baere]

I Use Chris Hein Solo Strings. You can do almost every thing wit that library.

 

See this link, This is a reproduction of a live performance by Naomi Binder with the samples made by Przemyslaw Kopczyk. Originality the are made in Cubase, but I do The same in Cakewalk!

 

Edited November 17, 2020 by Frank De Baere