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Electro-Acoustic 1.3

• fixed host automation
• adds ‘Link’ switch, Play switch + Menubar
• updated manual
• now REQUIRES Kontakt 5.6.8 minimum

Haunted Spaces 1.1

• upgraded NKS assignments (now 9 pages)
• added RED PLAY button for warning about trying to move a recorded Cube path
• Added Kontakt “physical” outputs selection for each element

Hammersmith Pro and LE  version 2.4

• new and improved soft pedal algorithm.

Not our words, but the words of Sound on Sound magazine. David Stewart tested Canterbury Suitcase for the uk based magazine, and found himself

“lost to the world for a few hours, happily improvising celestial harmonies on this supremely playable and dynamic instrument.”

He also observed that:

“I was immediately taken by its strong, pinging ‘bell’ attack, and pleased to find that both the attack and body tone remain consistent across the piano’s seven-octave range, with no dead notes, buzzes or volume dips — the mark of a well-maintained Rhodes.”

Thanks to David for another great review – read it in full here

Steve Tavaglione got in touch asking if it was possible to set the length of a glissando precisely, in bars or seconds, and then have the glissando end on specific pitches. So we ended up turning the original glissando approach on it’s head, and targeting the played notes rather than starting from the played notes.

This means that the glissando will end it’s glide on the note you play. I call this “Destination Mode”.

In Destination Mode you can set the length of the glissando in Beats or Seconds, and the pitch distance (in semitones) from which to start the glissando.

 
The original method is still included as an option, you can choose with the switch at the top right. Origin Mode is the original method in which we start the glissando from the played notes and slide infinitely away from that at a variable rate.
 
The “Sustain Mode” option also at the top right simply tells the glissando algorithm to either respond to or to ignore the sustain pedal.
 
DOWNLOAD:

You can download the script here:

Glissandos II

Works with Kontakt 5.6.8 or later.

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