A simple question: ¿Hoy many Violins sounding (aprox) when we selecting a Violins1 and Violins2?
That is orquesta standard, that means: 20 first violinis, for ex?
Same question for Violas, Cellos and CBass.
Thanks
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With respect, does it matter? And if so, HOW does it matter to you?
In reply to With respect, does it matter… by Are Jayem
With respect: Do you know the orquestras are differents on your structures and formations? So, is important know how many Violines its considering (4, 8, 20, 30), what allow to make a preview to sound field and resonance of instruments better planing thinking when I give the score to real Orquestra.
In reply to With respect: Do you know… by Nino Terraza
Some composers specify how many Vn1 Vn2 Va Vc Cb players they'd like. You could do that as part of the music you create. Composers who have big reputation can ASK for an orchestra to have certain #'s of string players, and maybe they get what they ask.
If you finish your piece with the idea for 14 Vn1, 14 Vn2, 10 Va, 6 Vc, 5 Cb, and some orchestra is interested in performing you work... what, would you refuse the opportunity if they didn't have enough strings??
In reply to Some composers specify how… by Are Jayem
You dont understand me or I dont ability to explain correctly. The point DONT IS the count of musicians, the point is: THE SOUND. I'd like know if the field sound the MuseScore ofer at his Violins1 is equaliting to 14, 20, 30, reals violins. That's simple question.
In reply to You dont understand me or I… by Nino Terraza
Why not email Muse-Hub and ask: support@musehub.com "How many real violins make your VIOLIN sound (14, 20, 30)? How many real violas make your VIOLA sound"... and so on.
In reply to Why not email Muse-Hub and… by Are Jayem
I don't think that the strings font is actually a recording of a string section. I don't think that there was a particular number of players they were trying to reproduce. Just something that sounds like a section.