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e9925248

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The main issue is not, that the stop looses its reed character at the high notes (as most reed stops do), but that we don't blend the transition.
Play in C-major starting c'' - it sounds like someone has replaced a few pipes from the lower half of the octave with flute pipes.

Oboe of Kalvträsk extended:
c''-f'' + g'' sound like a reed
fis'' and gis''(+above) don't sound like a reed any more.

So probably e'' will be the closest replacement for fis'' - in that case the c'' octave will still provide a reed sound.
We could also replace g'' with a'' - in that case, the c'' octave will be more flute like.
 

e9925248

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Hi Lars,

your new sample is definitly better. Just one question: Why did you repitch the sample (which will also be repitched by GO)?

Hautbois around d''' will also need volume adjustments of a few adjacent samples to mask a (small) volume change.

The repetition of plein jeu III around c' is also noticeable, probaly because the third rank switches from Ocatvin to the more silent Bourdon.
 

CatOrg

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I had a look at the setter elements from the Help-file of actual version (Ubuntu, GO 3.1.1669) and was really impressed. Many thanks to the programmers!
But some things remains in grey...
Where are described the setter modes? (Regular, Scope, Scoped)
Is there any example of bank as setter-element?
Thanks in advance
 

e9925248

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Where are described the setter modes? (Regular, Scope, Scoped)

Lars has a screencast for this in his youtube channel. I already have posted the link a few times.

Is there any example of bank as setter-element?
All button based setter elements work the same. Take an button based setter element as base and simply replace the type.
Same for labels

The ODF reference in the help list the types.
 
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