Template for Cremona String Quartet by eInstruments

[Thurisaz]

Hi @Dennisqn,
There is already an existing and full Playback Template + Expression Maps for
Cremona Quartet created by me:

Playback + VE Pro Templates for Cremona Quartet (Uploaded)

Happy New Year, dear colleagues! I wish long life, good health, happiness, music, passion and success to all of you! Here is my present for you: Template for the awesome Cremona String Quartet Library. The whole needed information could be found in the Cremona Quartet and VE Pro README.pdf Here is the zip file which includes - Project, VE Pro Template, Dorico Playback Template and README: Cremona String Quartet + VE Pro Playback Template The zi…

So, you could just download it and use it.
Still I didn’t have time to upgrade the template to meet the possibilities of the newest Cremona Quartet version (all articulations in a single library patch).

You may need VE Pro in order to run the Instrument Template created by me, but you could replicate the settings and host the instruments inside Dorico. Just follow the README document.
Personally I recommend the hosting in VE Pro + Decouple Function activated, because the library is quite big, takes around 34GB of RAM. The saved project file will be very big if the instruments are hosted in Dorico, and during the autosave it will take time, too. Of time for loading and unloading the instrument template, too.

Here is an update of the Expression Maps:

Playback + VE Pro Templates for Cremona Quartet (Uploaded)

Hi @GrahamkCampbell, Here is set of Expression Maps with improved Ricochet and Sautille: Cremona String Quartet EM.zip (5.3 KB) It works nice. Just you have to edit the Ricochet speed inside the library according to your preferences. Best wishes, Thurisaz

I did my best to cover any possible playing articulation and combinations within the limitations of the Library and Dorico.

Best regards,
Thurisaz

P.S: @Dennisqn , instead of creating Expression Maps sets and Playback Templates, that already exist, I would recommend you to learn from them how they were built and focus your attention on creating E.Ms and P.T. for libraries that are not available yet here.