Drummerdream1 wrote:I wanted to know if you like, with the performance of VSTs, as an example, Addictive Drums, he recognized the dynamic sounds of cash on the same line?
Type, the program understand that on the same line of the box, the box can be on the rim, or rimshot. Because that's the Sibelius default, just change the picture on the box line that he changes the sound too. Does the VSTs, I have to put each box in a row?
As the understanding is certain now, the dynamic sounds of cash on the same line are approved as surely is the default, he recognizes this too by example.
Understand that on the same line of the box, it can be on the rim, or rimshot, which is accepted with certainty for many voices, also for one, or one for all.
Change the picture on the box line, and he changes the sound.
I put each box in a row, unless I want cash and rimshot together, to save time in a row, it is true.
Analysis and InterpretationI think that "cash" actually is "crash cymbal"; "box" is "note"; "row" is "clef, staff, or a line on a clef or staff"; and "picture" is the specific drum or cymbal; so I think that
Drummerdream1 is asking whether you can put a set of different drum and cymbal notes on the same clef or staff, which you can do with the various IK Multimedia virtual drumkits, within certain restrictions, where stacking drum and cymbal notes with matching rhythm and duration is like playing a single strum guitar chord, where the notes of the guitar chord are stacked, but having the drum and cymbals notes played in different rhythm patterns tends to require using multiple voices, which limits it to four voices, although you can have several stacked drum and cymbal notes for each of the four voices . . .
It took me a while to make sense of the language, but I think I got it, which is fabulous . . .
Fabulous! 