However it is a large instrument and when you load many sections and microphone positions you will find the polyphony goes into triple digits. Depending on your disc speed you may need to allow a few seconds for these to load once you select a new set of samples or microphone positions.ĭa Capo has been specially scripted to get the best performance from all systems. To save on system resources and RAM, Da Capo loads each set of samples as they are needed. In this case we suggest that you load another instance of Da Capo and set up an alternative microphone configuration there. For example: strings with wide microphone position but woodwinds only with close. You may find that you would prefer a mixture of different microphone setups for different instrument sections. Microphone mixing options are global and apply to all instrument sections. The sliders beside the buttons can be dragged up and down with the mouse and this adjusts the volume level of each different microphone position. Note that activating multiple microphone sections puts additional strain on CPU usage. Any combination of Close, Decca, Wide and Balcony microphone can be activated by clicking the corresponding buttons. As such it has the same options for microphone mixing. The samples for Da Capo have been recorded in the same hall as it’s sister libraries Tutti and Vivace. The buttons pictured here turn each articulation on or off. Articulations can also be ‘stacked’ to add a staccato or marcato attack to a sustained or legato note. For example cellos can set to sustains whilst violins play staccato. Any articulation can be assigned to any instrument section. The articulation controls within Da Capo are highly flexible.
If mixing Da Capo with live orchestra this option will save you time re-pitching each patch. While most of digital Sampling libraries offering you the US standard 440Hz, almost all professional Symphonic orchestras and cinema orchestras tune to A=442Hz. Da Capo offers two standard pitch settings.Ī frequency of 440Hz and a frequency of 442Hz.
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