And tempo is a consideration here too if you're writing a largo, maybe a given set of staccato violins would be perfect for it. Thus the length of staccato samples in a given library may be overly short or long compared to your notion of how long they should last. But there is no consensus about how long a staccato note is supposed to last even amongst actual players, let alone various sample library developers. Samples rarely "play themselves" to suit the dynamics of the music you're writing.Īlso, many newcomers to sample libraries think that if they call up an instrument called (say) "staccato violin" that bingo, like magic, their staccato violin part is going to sound realistic. The reason I say this is because every sample library has a different "vibe" and which one(s) are right for your music is really hard to say without knowing what style you're working or hearing a bit of what you've done with lesser samples.Īlso, if you're looking for a great deal of realism, even those samples that you consider "the best" can sound totally fake if you don't have the techniques down to massage the dynamics. There is only "what's appropriate" for your particular piece. There really is no such thing as "the best" samples.
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