SWAM And Divisimate: Virtual Instruments Orchestra - EP. 2
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Play in real-time an Orchestra, Big Band, or Ensemble with the magic of MIDI processing of Divisimate.
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Divisimate is a genius invention. It's so good that not everyone believes it first. People will realise it's value soon.
Criminally underrated though. Can't understand why these guys don't get more than 2-3k views
I always thought the limit for lifelike virtual instruments stopped at the strings. Brass and woodwinds were pretty much captured, but I could never find a vst or anything that realistically captured the sound of a string instrument, solo or ensemble, without giving at least a hint of a horrible midi sound. Welp, thanks for proving me wrong guys. Amazing work.
The SWAM guy sitting there probably is proud as f**k. And he has good reason to be.
Those high strings with the wide vibrato gets me every time. Man those parts were so damn lush and beautiful.
Gorgeous tone of the strings, well done!
Exactly what the world needed for a long time! That was dream since my childhood to play like orchestra on a keyboard! Now thanks to you guys the dream came true. Thank you so much!
Hi, truely impressive! Could you please tell me if the strings part at the very beginning of this video is Divisimate + SWAM only or if it's layered with Spitfire Symphonic Strings (or something else)? Thank you!
Like who the audience is reacting 🙂 Had a big smile on my face after some seconds also. Well done!!! Will definitely have a closer look at your products - love the strings!!!
Here you can have more insights on how the Strings template has been built: divisimate.com/teaseratemplate/
I ,love watching these slow zooms on people faces. Lololol
The audio engine is great but the performer is a master in demonstrating the potential of it.
Peter from our partner Nextmidi is amazing!
May I know the setup? And how many engines used?
I'd like to know which hardware is behind processing a whole string ensemble
In this video the template is running on a Macbook Pro with 32GB of RAM and an i7 9900K 8-core CPU.
Can Divisimate work in or with Camelot?
Oh yes, we are going to prepare templates also for Camelot.
The setup is similar with DAWs: your controller controls Divisimate, which in turn will send MIDI messages on different MIDI Ports. Each MIDI port coming from Divisimate can be assigned to a Layer in Camelot.
Each Layer in Camelot can host one or more Plugins AND/OR one or more connections to Physical Synthesizers!
중간 중간에 Zoom in 하는거 익살맞고 좋네요 ㅋㅋㅋ 이게 벌써 작년 소개돼었다니 한발 늦었네요 분발하겠습니다. 화이팅! (Fighting ! )
Le chapeau !!!
Sounds like the future
stunning, sounds brilliant
Does anyone know which wind controller he is using? Ty
It’s a Breath Controller. Specifically, it’s the BBC2 by TEControl (tecontrol.se)
A thumb down??F..k off lol this is a stunning glimpse of what's possible well done guys
What is the name of the tool that person performing have in his mouth? Is it supposed to be changing velocity depending on how you blow into it?
Hi Sun mazu, that's the BBC2 Breath Controller by TEControl (tecontrol.se).
It does not change the velocity, it changes the Expression. Velocity is totally inadequate to control expressive instruments, as it is just a fixed value at each note-on.
Expression can be shaped during the whole duration of a note.
@@AudioModeling Thank you for an explenation
Hi! I have some questions.
1. Does Divisimate work just with Swam sounds? I have, for example, Spitfire Audio BBCSO Core and I bought something from NOISE for Roli; could I use what I have? If not, what should I buy to use Divisimate?
This are my main questions, I start from these ones. Thanks in advance and congratulations! 😍
Hi Tom! Divisimate works independently from the virtual instruments you want to use.
Of course, being Nextmidi our partner, we work closely together to optimize the result with SWAM.
In this video, btw, SWAM instruments are layered with a sample library.
@@AudioModeling Thank you! Sorry, I really have to understand, I could decide to buy it but I need precisely to know:
- So: I use Logic and Spitifire BBCSO Core, for the moment. If I buy Divisimate, how does it find my sounds? I have to "connect" Divisimate with Logic? How should I do?
And I want to know: I can choose the instruments for the live orchestration before playing or not?
@@morganaticboy Divisimate is a MIDI processor software. It is in between your MIDI controller and Logic (or any other DAW).
The instruments are loaded as usual on different tracks in the DAW.
Logic, unfortunately, is limited in the number of concurrent channels, so you can control maximum 16 instruments (tracks) at the same time.
Nextmidi offers free ready-to-use templates for the most common DAWs, including Logic.
For more info, please visit divisimate.com
@@AudioModeling HI AM ! I'm a happy owner of SWAM all instruments bundle and Divisimate. Would you agree to tell ( even in PM if necessary ) which library has been layered with SWAM and CPU setup used in this video ?
I also own Camelot Pro...
Can Camelot and Divisimate run simultaneously on the same computer and ipad ? or do I need a second tablet or second laptop ?
And last question ( sorry :D )... Are there any divisimate templates for pro tools ? Couldn't find it on the website...
AND... FINALLY... GOD BLESS YOU FOR THESE SOFTWARES !!!!!!!!!!!
Great; great sounds, great performance; but I don’t hear much dif between this and other synth string sounds...other GREAT synth sting sounds to be sure, maybe live it would have been more convincing?
Chris Page just try to do the same LIVE with other tools. You will get immediately the difference
Audio Modeling I see; maybe that’s the difference; the ability for live performance efficiently?
Chris Page mainly. Also, it allows for a faster workflow, where you play once and you have all the voices splitted automatically
Audio Modeling very interesting; thanks for taking the time to reply...
Whoa! what the hell of a computing power will you need for that???
Divisimate load on CPU is extremely LOW, it's just a "smart" MIDI router.
What's demanding in term of CPU power is how many SWAM instruments you play at the same time.
To play an entire orchestra you need a powerful machine, indeed: an i7 or i9 processor with a good L2 cache and 64 GB RAM.
@@AudioModeling What exactly are the specs of the computer being played here? Thank you.
@@Solaremusic I can answer that:
The template is running on a Macbook Pro with a 2,3GHz 8-core Intel Core i9 with 32 GB of RAM.
@@Nextmidi Thank you, so while your software doesn't require a monster of a machine, a monster of a machine is required anyway as many instruments consume a lot of memory.
@@Solaremusic Yes, it depends on the amount of instruments you want to play together. Divisimate does not add much CPU load to it. If your system can handle all tracks of your template record enabled and played in unison at the same time, it will most likely handle about the same amount of instruments with Divisimate.
With SWAM instruments, it is more CPU than memory. The Big Band template (featured in episode 1) is running fine on significantly smaller machines. We tested it on an i7 4770K with 32GB ram here, only hitting about 50-60% CPU load with the full band.
The full orchestral template is quite heavy on CPU though since there are more than 40 instruments playing simultaneously, so the MacBook got pretty hot during our days at NAMM.
So beautiful...the sound...sweet to me
Surclassé vsl en réalisme live
Glorious. Just bought it!
IT IS TO SAY WITH THE DIVISIMATE ...... IS IT NOT NECESSARY TO HAVE KONTAKT? .... THANK YOU
Our instruments are NOT Kontakt based. VST, AU, AAX and also Standanlone (Solo Brass) and especially are not sample based but running on a proprietary engine and technology
there is a "how to make ensembles with swam solo instruments" on your webpage, where the tutor puts alot of work into the creation of a realistic ensemble (midi-automation-data-changes, different bodies for the instruments etc). Is that all done automatically with divisimate? Or is the result in your daw with divisimate just the same as when putting several solo-instruments together and then copying all the parts?
Divisimate is used to split up the chords you are playing into individual musical voices. So if you are playing a three-note chord you can send the highest notes to the violins, second highest to the violas and the lowest to Celli and Basses. Normally this could only be achieved by playing or programming the different parts one after the other, but here you can do it in one take and quickly preview how different combinations and voicings sound.
Divisimate does have a humanization engine to create differences in timing and dynamics between different parts. But in our SWAM Templates we are using a mixture of techniques to create the string ensembles, including different bodies, room placements and light layering with sampled string ensembles. So there is a Cubase session in the background with multiple tracks being triggered by Divisimate with different notes. We are offering free templates for SWAM and Divisimate for multiple DAWs to replicate the sound from our demonstrations.
Here's a video breaking down how the string sound of the templates is built:
ua-cam.com/video/x2unb2S0rzQ/v-deo.html
And a more thorough walkthrough of the SWAM Orchestral Template with the orchestration presets:
ua-cam.com/video/18RDHC_IAN4/v-deo.html
@@Nextmidi thank you for the answer:)
Incredible!!!
Really wow on this one
Thanks!
what string are you using?
ludwig66661 here you can find detailed info: divisimate.com/templates/