Vir2 Instruments Acou6tics Manual - Manual (Page 31)

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Strings | Add String (Down/Up):
Set up the probability to add a string while doing a strum here. For
example, if you play a half strum on a six string guitar, sometimes four
strings are strummed instead of three. This simulates that a real guitarist
sometimes accidentally hits an additional string, especially when playing
fast.
Strings | Miss String (trigger Keys only):
Set up the probability to completely miss a string while doing a strum with
the trigger keys here. This simulates that a real guitarist sometimes
accidentally misses a string, especially when playing fast.
Strings | Start String (trigger Keys only):
Set up the probability to vary the start string of a strum when playing the
trigger keys. This simulates that a real guitarist sometimes starts a strum on
different strings, especially when playing fast.
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Acou 6 tics/Advanced Setup
LEGATO SETUP
Legato Mode | Start Articulation:
If it’s not possible to play a legato articulation like a hammer-on or a pull-
off, because either the string has changed since the last note or you setup
“ Max Range”, “Max consecutive” or “Max time Difference” in a way that
limits the legato articulations, the start articulation is played.
• Current Articulation
• Current Articulation / Hammer On (current Articulation at phrase start,
otherwise hammer on, even if the string changes)
•Hammer On
Legato Mode | force Monophonic
This is a very important setting because it drastically changes how the
legato mode works. If “ force Monophonic” is active, only one note at a time
is played in legato mode and all other notes which were active before will
be muted with the first legato note. If you deactivated “ force Monophonic”
all the notes which have been played before the first legato note won’t be
muted. For example: this allows you to play a chord, quickly switch to
legato mode, play a trill and switch back to polyphonic – without muting
the chord.
Legato | Release Volume:
Turn down the volume of the release samples in legato mode here.
Legato | Retrigger:
If “
Retrigger” is enabled, it allows you to smoothly play legato lines. If you
play and hold E2 followed by F2, it will retrigger E2 as soon as you release
F2.
Legato | tone:
Add additional variation to the legato samples here by slightly changing the
tone of each sample here. The “ Variation | consecutive” settings will make
legato samples, which are played consecutively, sound more metallic with
each new note simulating that with each new legato sample, less of the
original sustain tone, is audible.
• Variation
• Variation | Consecutive