Yeah, I mentioned it earlier in the thread but there was no response from any other users. I know Dirk Ehlert mentioned it in his live stream of the update too. Short overlay volume for the legatos would be great to have and is pretty much unusable at this time with the current level settings. One of them was okay but the other two scared the crap out of me when I tried them.
From what I can tell after playing around with the legatos a bit, is that the volume of the short overlays can be controlled via velocity. Simply adjust the velocity of a note to change the volume of the overlay.
Here are instructions from the update announcement:
I think they are two separate libraries?- as in you can have them both installed at the same time and they each have their own serial number.
That's what I thought about the separate serial numbers. But when I check on Native Instruments, there's no serial number listed for Areia after I paid the crossgrade.
They should have included that in your email you got when you purchased, make sure you didn’t overlook this email or it didn’t go to your spam folder. From [email protected]
Yep, I checked my spam email but no code, which I thought was odd. I uninstalled Areia Lite and downloaded it again based on the video link they sent me, but that didn't work. I sent another email to them this morning about it, so I hope this can get straightened out. When I emailed them the other week about this and the code, this is what they said:
Try this first thing on the FAQ (how to update to Nucleus 1.2), it should work. I had the same issue with Chorus update- no matter what, it wouldn’t update properly and just re-installed the previous version. This fixed it (of course just apply the info to Areia Lite instead of Nucleus)
They were already hitting the sample limit in the original Areia and had to split out patches to manage it. That was before they added 20 more gigs of legato to it.
Ah, that makes sense.They were already hitting the sample limit in the original Areia and had to split out patches to manage it. That was before they added 20 more gigs of legato to it.
If it supported a keyswitch that was silent, I guess you could build a multi with both patches. I know Spitfire supports something like that. Anyone tried this?
www.orangetreesamples.com
I know this is an old(ish) post/thread, but just noticed this problem myself - as you say, only happens with the fingered legatos in the Cellos performance legato patch, and only with the Classic mix - all the transitions leap over to what sounds like hard-right panning (as opposed to kind of centre-right for the sustains and the bow-change/portamento transitions) - very noticeable/jarring and makes this patch pretty much unuseable in the classic mix! Did you contact support about it? I messaged them yesterday so hopefully will get confirmation of whether they intend to fix this soon. As the Modern mix doesn't have this problem, presumably it's something "under the hood" in Kontakt on this particular patch that they can fix fairly easily.
