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Equalizer Controls
The EQ section is a three-band equalizer, with each band having a separate gain knob (-24dB to +24
dB). The “Low” controls the filter’s gain for the bottom of the spectrum, the “Mid” controls the midrange frequencies and the “High” controls
the top end of the frequency spectrum. Adjust by placing your cursor over the de-sired
knob, left click/hold, and move the mouse
forward or backward. Release the mouse
button at the desired number.
Other Library-Specific Controls:
Controls will often vary from library to library. The following are some of the controls popular in
Garritan libraries.
Auto-Legato Controls (including auto-trills)
Auto-Legato is a convenient way to create smooth legato note transitions
whenever note overlaps are present. This feature automatically detects note
overlaps and applies changes to the attack and decay characteristics of the
note transitions. There is one control button.
On/Off button. This activates/disables Auto-Legato. The button lights when
activated. This switch can also be controlled using CC#102.
This control also provides auto-trills. This is an extremely convenient way to create trills.From a
MIDI keyboard, just hold the first note of the trill while pressing and lifting the second note of the
trill and the two notes will alternate.
Please note that Auto-Legato works monophonically and can cause loss of that instrument’s ability to
play chords (polyphonically). Auto-Legato is mainly for use as an easier way to achieve legato. You may
get better results with manual techniques, though they take more effort. Also, please note that if you
are using a notation program, legato is handled in a different way and corresponds to CC#68.
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