Solo Indication (play out)

[Dima-S]

Which do you want: “volume”-only or “soloistic,” with all of the other aspects that entails? (This is an either/or choice.)

At the moment, having a simple, free VST library, I just want to turn up the volume, because I can’t do anything else, as I’ve already been told here.

@Dima-S

I need the instrument to sound in a soloistic manner in a particular passage.
As you said, this would mean precisely adjustments the timbre, the amount of vibrato, and other non-purely-“volume” aspects of the sound that help the line “sing”.

— This is in case someday I will have VST libraries that can do this

[Dima-S]

@judddanby

If you listen again you’ll hear Dorico + NotePerformer is shaping things well beyond pure loudness. It’s automatically adding in variations of MIDI velocity, thereby causing timbral adjustments well as loudness, and bringing the top line out over the lower one without my having to do anything other than write mp < mf > mp

Well, what if I don’t have Dorico + NotePerformer, but Dorico + so let’s say Iconica Sketch (or HALion). In this case, which MIDI events change when manually dragging these control points?

[Buer]

For the sake of playback:
Using mixing methode:
You could get some more precense of one or more sounds by using abit ambience to the backing sounds and a plugin for “precence” to the solo sound. It will move the soloist sound forward on stage.