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You have to learn how to play them to truly make them sing. They aren't called Virtual Instruments for nothing. Best way to really know is to try them! Find a colleague that has them and get a live demo and try them out. Demos can often be misleading as you have no idea how long they tweaked it for and what is used in them (demos that include other sounds etc). Libraries have come a long way but none is perfect so keep that in mind as well as there is always some programming / tweaking required with any of them to make them sound great no matter what. However, if making their own engine creates another Play engine where users hate it, maybe they SHOULD stay in Kontakt.lol I have been hoping LASS would make their own engine to get around some of the limitations they have described at their forums in Kontakt. There's better stuff out there, and there are much more customer friendly developers. Sure, noone was forced to do it, but it basically cuts off former users from any future connection to the brand. Not only was it underhanded, but it struck me as bad a business decision. The decision to switch was mostly driven by EWQL licensing reasons, not user needs, so they really should have given away PLAY to current users in order to get them on board.

But then he makes all current users (of which I was one), pay to 'upgrade' to it. So he wanted to switch to his own proprietary engine. Then there was their original switch from Kontakt to PLAY, which was really low.

I don't appreciate this kind of trickery. Turns out, he was just keeping it to himself so they could create Spaces and charge a premium. Users were clamoring for years to get an IR for the hall the samples were recorded in, and 'Doug' told them that it was impossible because of contractual agreements.

I just about lost it with the whole IR shenanigans. They make you pay for everything, all the way up, in pieces. is it Doug?) treats his users like dirt, and just strikes me as a money-grubbing jerk.

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They're probably my least favorite software company in existence right now. I changed it.Prime Mover wrote:I really feel a little sick for using EWQL.

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Resaving it with that set full left and right is a quick solution. So the preset panning would not be apparent when changes in the score are made. The Notion mixer was not spread left and right in the above uploaded template Console_ file. Hope some folks will make some music using the template file Console_ I'm getting good control of the Studio One instruments sound characteristics using rulesets in Notion. Another quick footnote to mention is that I'm using the Studio One instruments too with Notion. The GPO5 is nice too and beyond previous GPO4 it has the added GOS (Garritan Orchestral Strings.) along with other nice instruments that opens up things a lot as far as some better and alternative sounds I think. I think the COMB 2 library is my favorite of the bunch. I've taken the time to get the most out of those libraries using Notion. A huge selection of sample's for a variety of texture complexities and variations to blend. The two work together and compliment each other. The Aria player and it's samples have a light CPU load and similar to the Notion LSO Sounds large orchestra sizes can be used in Notion scores easily. Also, I'm going to try and tackle rulesets for the World Instruments and the Jazz and Big Band 3 libraries too. Hope to make availability my full and complete rulesets for the GPO5 and COMB 2 libraries. Also to define and except what I can't get Notion to do too.Д¬onsole_demo.notion (299.77 KiB) Downloaded 203 times And to find and create the workflow I think is best for me. Time spent finding way's to avoid hangups. The generally target being audio recordings. Spent a lot of time trying to learn how I can get better at using Notion. Wanted to keep it simple and short.Д«een wanting to experiment on different ways to get more automation within my Notion scores, forever. The music demo example I've added isn't that impressive or complex. Console- uses the GPO 5 Custom Organ Console preset. Hopefully this template will make it simple and fun to compose organ parts in Notion after getting used to how it works. Cool if they put some work they've made with it here for us to listen to.Д¬omposing music should be the majority of the time spent using Notion. I'm hoping folks will download and try it. The Notion document file is called -Console. If you have the GPO 5 (Garritan Personal Orchestra 5) library here's an upload of a empty song template and simple demo's I've made.