My question today:
The manual uses the term "playable" for some keyswitches. For example on page 83 several keyswitches use it. What does that mean?
My question today:
The manual uses the term "playable" for some keyswitches. For example on page 83 several keyswitches use it. What does that mean?
Leander
MacMini 8 GB, Sibelius, Reaper, GPO4, Garritan Steinway Basic
Off the top of my head I think it may mean that they are not below the range of the keyboard.
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I haven't seen an explanation of this term, but I tried a "playable" solo violin trill a few months ago and discovered it plays one note of the trill when you depress a key and plays the other note when you release the key. I guess "playable" means it's useful in a live performance.Originally Posted by leander
Pat
That sounds alot more reasonable!
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