If applying ffff on Notion 3 instrument "solo violin" it will change pitch, is anybody else having this problem?
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Bug! velocity influence on pitch
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Re: Bug! velocity influence on pitch
Not at this extent, but it's true: some slight pitch changes/phases shift can occour at diffent dynamics or range (eg violins playing in a very high register).
Not on N3 at the moment, so I can't be more specific.
Not on N3 at the moment, so I can't be more specific.
Fabio
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Re: Bug! velocity influence on pitch
Now I have tested the Notion 3 instrument "Solo violin" from lowest to highest note, going from pppp to ffff and I found that 3 notes change pitch when using the dynamic f to ffff, and the notes are, e3, f3 and f#3, it's definitely a bug.


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Re: Bug! velocity influence on pitch
I just posted about this yesterday, reporting the Gb playing a B on solo vln. I didn't realize it was the dynamic that was causing it! Sure enough, in my case, if I reduce dynamic to mf, I get the right pitch. Thanks for a workaround. I tried marking mf then adding a sforzando or an accent mark; either creates same problem.
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