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Dorico with BBCSO

Discussion in 'Tips, Tricks & Talk' started by Michael Lückgen, Aug 12, 2021.

  1. #1 Michael Lückgen, Aug 12, 2021
    Is anyone using Dorico with BBCSO?

    I just managed to upgrade my PC so I can run BBCSO with dorico but the template from dorico for bbcso sounds a bit weird.

    fp dynamics in brass is very chopped off, string legato lines are very quiet...

    I just checked and for 16th notes in strings it seems to trigger the staccato patch, which I don't think is a good idea?

    I chose just tree mics for all samples, in the hope to gain a balanced orchestra but the patches themselves seem to have different volumes.

    Has anyone figured out how to make it sound good?
    Maybe build a template one would like to share?
     
  2. #2 Michael Lückgen, Aug 12, 2021
    I figured something out:
    The Dynamic Curve power in the playback options should be linear (1.0) for BBCSO. Everything else is too much.

    Also I copied the note durations from noteperformer and feel that it sounds much better now!

    So in case anyone has similar issue, maybe this helps!
     
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