Just upgraded to BBCSO Core - What are the differences between Legato and Legato (Extended)?
I searched the BBCSO page, searched the forum, and searched Google, and I could not figure out what the differences are between the two legato options I now see in BBCSO (Core). I am assuming extended means a few more options but it's not clear what the differences are and when I'd want to choose one over the other. They sound quite similar to me in practice, but I'm noticing regular Legato the "round robins" section grays out, so I'm guessing it's less detailed sampling and perhaps a lower CPU footprint? Just looking to be sure so I can choose accordingly. Thanks!
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I had no idea there was a PDF manual until now! Silly me. For anyone who might be curious:
"If you see the ‘Legato (extended)’ techniques available in anything other than Strings, this means that the patch will have playable ‘short’ notes built in which respond to the way you play. If you play a short snappy note on your keyboard, a short note will trigger. The Strings have this programmed automatically, even without the (extended) tag.
As well as this, the extended patches also often have another type of transition featured. For example, the Flute Legato (extended) technique will have playable runs recorded, which will trigger based on the speed of playing."
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Thanks, I've been looking for this too!
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