If you look at any of my orchestral projects, I've got keyswitches everywhere along the timeline, not for switching articulations but just to make sure that wherever I am in the project, hitting play will always trigger the correct articulations - the same would apply to Exports.

Im going to post a rough mix of this on the songs forum as im having trouble with the vocal/reverb getting it to sit right.

Thanks for your help guys

Bristol_Jonesey


If you look at any of my orchestral projects, I've got keyswitches everywhere along the timeline, not for switching articulations but just to make sure that wherever I am in the project, hitting play will always trigger the correct articulations - the same would apply to Exports.

One of my techniques for a articulated midi track is to put the key-switches for a particular instrument into a separate track. To some, it might seem a hassle, but it sure makes finding/editing them easy. Of course, you need to map a key-switch track to the same midi channel as the instrument it is switching articulations for. I usually name these tracks KS-'instrument'. When done, I put them out of the way in a track folder.

Sure, that's how I've got mine laid out, and for added ease in the PRV, the KS tracks are all routed to a drum map

Bristol_Jonesey


Sure, that's how I've got mine laid out, and for added ease in the PRV, the KS tracks are all routed to a drum map

Ahhh... now that's an idea - didn't think of that. Sound's a lot better than C3, F3 and G3...