switching between number of articulation,s groups while holding a note via cc??

how can i switch between number of articulation,s groups while holding a note via cc??

i tried NilsLiberg,s ancient script of crossfade layers.
and know about putting each layer into a separate group, control the volume with cc#, and give each one a separate rescaler curve so that it sounds in the cc# range that i want, on each side fading out so that it overlaps with the one next door? Then i could easily adjust the areas where the crossfades take place.

but i need some thing else to use with stringed instruments
i need every group to begin from the the begining of it,s samples to make the bow effect
as using the arc of the violins up and down.
that will be useful also with the staccato and pizzicato because u ,ll never her them if u use the first method.
but i need to simulate the arc play of strings.

 

Hi alswefi, I'm rather confused by your post.

I can understand having sample starts to go along with a longer sample, like sustain. I've seen that done on a few occasions with the ahdsr envelopes. But why would you want to do that with very short samples like staccato or pizzicato?

I'm not saying you're wrong, I'm just really curious. The fadeout and fadein timing is going to be extremely crucial. Or I'm completely missing the point.

 

Thx for reply
if u want to simulate a real strings with a baw play
u should realize the arc plays up and down slow and fast
when u switch between up and down the attack of the notes appears clearly
even the play is legato .
some samplers like swam and a violin in reactor simulate this effect which u can switch between legato
tremolo and the speed arc up down notes and control that speed with a cc switched to any controller i.e leap motion
u can see that video.

 

yes, alswefi, that is very impressive and although I have seen that before, it's still impressive to see again, thankyou.

However, isn't that instrument some kind of a physical modeling instrument or physical sample modeling instrument? I think it would be very difficult to do that with samples. But I could be wrong.

 

Yes, that's not a sampled instrument. It's pure physical modeling.

 

Wouldn't you just trigger a new note on a defined CC value and fade_out by_marks the existing note?