Creating with the Seaboard RISE - 4.2: Orchestral Strings using Logic and EXS24

[@reidbangert7339]

Just wanted to drop by and say great job on this video. Articulate, professional, straight-forward. Thank you

[@N-trepid1]

Just what I was looking for. Thanks for this video! Love the flexibility of the Seaboard with the EXS24.

[@michaelmilano4457]

finally I clear and full tutorial for role and logic's vst!!! thanks bro ...this save me a lot of time!!!

[@paulabruann]

Very well done. You make this easy to understand. Perfect. Thank you so much

[@Amine-doukali]

thank you so much just what i was looking for

[@chumleyk]

Did they wake a designer from a coma from the 90s for that plugin?

[@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm435]

@Fernando Winston I think you got hacked buddy

[@Rocksteady72a]

Welcome to Logic, you must be new here

[@edrock26]

Excellent tutorial! Thank you.

[@fingerhorn4]

If you glide more than a couple of semitones using the same sample, then the sample is going to start sounding false. Good orchestral samples are recorded on at least every tone, or preferably semitone, otherwise they sound artificial when played in the wrong compass. Unless the software running the Seaboard can magically dovetail each slide into multiple crossfaded samples this is not going to sound authentic and indeed when you slid that cello an octave it sounded odd, until you re-triggered the note as a new sample after your gliss.

[@ohkee]

Awesome! Thanks Roli!

[@opianumjojo144]

This sound is amazing!

[@rsmanikeys]

Thank you so much. That really is very helpful

[@giovannipuliafito]

Good morning, I bought a Roli seaboard 49 four years ago, it has always worked well. Now, after a period of inactivity I have found that the touch faders do not respond to the swipe of the finger, they remain off! How can I solve? Hardware problem? Thanks

[@ishagshafeeg]

Fascinating!

[@badromstudios]

Genius!!!! I believe it can work on an Oxygen 49 midi control, right?? Great tutorial!!

[@BobPoznanovich]

Would you use the same setting changes for other instruments beside the Strings you demonstrated? The dimensions of touch are good to know--thanks

[@PeterPiklMusic]

What kind of foot pedal are you using? Thanks for the answer. And thanks for that video... it's really amazing what one can do with the seaboard. I'm going to buy this. :)

[@giovannipuliafito]

Non funzionano più i LED laterali per regolare il tocco, perché?

[@davidnguyen9342]

so I don't know what is going on but when I try to assign the articulation ID to CC#107 the roli does NOT pick up play it out. Is there something that I am missing or not doing right?

[@pawarinphiken5137]

me too

[@pinchopaxtonsgreatestminds9591]

Yeah that sounds very realistic.

[@HarmonicaMustang]

It's EXS24. It's a synthesiser, not a sampler.

[@SaintMesa]

Nope, its a sampler not a synth.

[@rsolsjo]

Me: I would love to own an instrument like this even though I'm not a musician! Also me, 10 seconds in: I have NO idea what he's talking about

[@DeeJayAARonYT]

How can you do this with the lightpad block?

[@canigetuuhhh]

I don't know if it's the right place to ask this question but can I use the Lightpad Block M with Logic and play with samples the way you do with the Seaboard in EXS24 with my Lightpad ?

[@ChristianHuygen]

You could use the lightpad block to emulate the 3 sliders that he uses to control articulations. To actually play the notes you'd need the seaboard block.

[@Mrzaft1]

great!

[@garylazo6621]

Joe Walsh said it best Im an analog man in a digital world

[@thamaximfoolish]

wow

[@Martinbeef]

This does NOT work with my Seaboard 25. I checked all the changes a number of times, and when trying to play (switching modes 'on the fly'), by seaboard stays in the previous setting (tremolo, for example). Any ideas?

[@WeAreROLI]

Sorry to hear about your issue Martin, thanks for reaching out about it. Please drop our Support Team a message via support.roli.com/request they'll be able to help with this.

[@tharunpamidipati2452]

MPE should be OFF to get the tremolo effect. Its funny how you can misguide us about something like this.