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So basically what I seem to have done there is chosen an almost identical frequency in both cases to get it cutting on either side . Ie I guess that would be mids and uppers mids

Apologies just read it again high shelf cuts above low shelf cuts below

Ok so in both case it cuts the value chosen and a cut (to a lesser amount )above the stated frequency. I'm presuming you mean minus 5db there ?

Basically I just need some broad brushstroke idea of what the machine thinks it's doing in principle ie ONLY 1.7 or a range

Ie does the high band at 1.7 mean ONLY 1.7 or some arbitrary tascam range beyond that number

I'm not in daw for this so there's no graphic representation as such. Can you interepret what the machine might be doing here

Ok. but in simple terms a shelf EQ will cut also either side of a targeted cut to either a greater or lesser extent

Ok but in principle what is shelf EQ doing . Does it cut outside of the designated frequency selected

Still cant get clear info about the eq in the dp008ex. It's definately 2 band and I think shelf . So I cut 12 dB at1.6khz on the high shelf what is that actually cutting besides that frequency?

Hi it's ssd .can't speak for it's age but I suspect maybe 2016 like the machine

Yes I'll try that again . When I looked last the time the CPU was moving dynamically and the memory was fixed at 20 percent never moved . Not sure what that's about

Yes I've been thinking this recently have a real cello underpinning it . Theres session player sites classically trained musicians would figure out the part pretty quick I reckon

Another method is to capture a performance on the ensemble patch . This lends an organic feel in terms of tempo and dynamics and serves as a guide to then overlay legato in the melodic line to smooth over transistions. Realistically I still don't think legato in these libraries is quite right anyway

Yes I'll try splitting the parts record bass cello violins and violas however I still feel that legato patches as such aren't hugely consistent to deal with

Yes it's a vst instrument that i think sits in kontact player however I don't use daw software to record in. I also have cubase ai as a kind of host but in effect don't really use it

Many thanks will take me a while to absorb what's being said there . As far as I know it's usb ( maybe 3) audio out from the computer to the yamaha modx ( controller keyboard) . Not sure I've ever played with midi channels ? Or would know how to . In terms of recording there's no load in the...

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Im trying to remember what happens . If I play the ensemble patch sometime the whole sample set of sound doesn't come through when you strike keys . I ( think ) dropping the buffer solved that . Meanwhile the cpu usage is shown on the spitfire library seem to remember it going to say 40 percent...

Ok like a tape saturation plugin ? Any free ones around ?

Hi it's windows 10. Lenovo think centre i7 6700 . I record in a standalone multitrack so demands will only really be for a live performance of a given library rather than multiple track playback from a daw. For spitfire chamber strings (28gb) I drop the sample buffer or whatever to 256 or 512