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Removing Vibrato
I have a Song with a Violin Staff.
I'd like to the Vibrato like sound it has. For the life of me I can't figure out how to remove it. Thanks. EDIT: Added attachment. Violin Staff Only is all I care about. I set modulation wheel flat, and pitch blend flat. Still has vibrato. Last edited by mswlogo; 10-03-2009 at 03:20 AM. Reason: Added attachment |
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Re: Removing Vibrato
Howdy,
Thanks for posting the file - that always helps! (BTW, this one has a very convincing bodhran!) You can see which controllers are being used in a file or specific staff by clicking the Graph Over Notes tab, and then clicking the "Ctl" button that has the red question mark (?) on it. If you have a staff selected when you click this button, there will be asterisks (*) next to the controllers that are used in that staff. If you don't have a staff selected, the asterisks will be next to any controllers that are used anywhere in the file. When I opened the file that you had attached, I found that both Mod Wheel and Expression were used in the violin staff. Since you mentioned that you had set Mod Wheel to 0, perhaps this file is the original? In any event, to set any controller to "0" for the entire length of the song, you can do the following: 1. With the song open, click the Graph Over Notes tab.The Expression controller may well be the one that is causing the unwanted vibrato - it looked like it was set up to do that. Some files are created with a particular MIDI playback device in mind that makes use of various controllers to good effect. However, that same file, when played on other MIDI playback devices, can sound positively horrendous because of those same controllers. Composer does help you see which controllers are being used quickly, and lets you experiment with them (because you can always use the "Undo" command ) to pinpoint which ones are causing a problem (or which ones can really enhance the sound for your device.) Let us know how it goes ttfn, Sherry
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Re: Removing Vibrato
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Note that I am slowing it down quite a bit (50%). At normal tempo vibrato is not an issue. Are you saying it's my hardware? |
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Re: Removing Vibrato
Howdy,
No, I was suggesting it may be the Expression controller. Take a look using the steps I listed, but click on "Expression" rather than "Mod wheel" in the controller list. ttfn, Sherry
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Re: Removing Vibrato
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Turns out it was both the mod wheel and expression had to be flattened to get rid of all vibrato. |
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