The horn brass instrumentfrom the horn brass instrumentis a sample-based virtual instrument consisting of four horn players, similar to the instrumentation of the romantic orchestra.

Four Player Ensemble    15,612 Samples    Standalone    Audio Units    AAX Native and RTAS    VST    Mac OS X    Windows

Staccato
Portato short
Sustained, normal and marcato

pfp, 4 and 6 seconds
Fortepiano and sforzato

Flutter tonguing normal and crescendo

Legato normal and with sustain crossfading

Legato

Legato slow
Portato slow
Staccato slow

Staccato, 9 repetitions, 150, 170, and 190 BPM

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this meter light for extremely dark shots like the night sky that might require 30" exposures?

A: The TTArtisan Meter (Silver) is not necessarily designed for outdoor nighttime photography. The TTArtisan Meter (Silver) has an exposure range from 1 to 1/2,000 second, an aperture range of f/1.0 to f/22, and an ISO range from ISO 25 to ISO 3,200. Using EV -3 as the exposure value for a night sky away from city lights under a full moon, you would need a lens of f/2.0 or brighter to meter properly with this light meter under these lighting conditions.

Q: 2. Dues the meter come with the battery?

A: A CR2032 battery is not included with the TTArtisan C10B Light Meter.

Q: 3. Can two of these be used at the same time?

A: Yes, you can use two of the GT-INST-3 wireless mic systems at the same time. The transmitter and receiver will pair automatically. When setting up the wireless systems, turn on the first set and allow the transmitter and receiver to pair while the system is turned off. Leave the first system on, the turn on the second set and the transmitter and receiver will automatically pair on a different frequency. Since this wireless system operates on the 2.4 GHz range, just be aware of potential issues with interference when using the mics in areas that have a lot of cell phones and wi-fi as they operate within the same frequency band.

Q: 4. I'm new to studio lighting, so bear with me. How does the bracket work. Twisting the armature doesn't seem to cause the bracket to articulate in any way?

A: Stuart, Loosening the bracket by turning the arm counterclockwise should allow you to rotate the top of the bracket clockwise from about a 7:30 position around to 5:30. In addition, loosening the top thumbscrew should allow a 360 degree rotation of the spigot. You can also adjust the arm by pulling it away from the bracket and re-positioning it.

Q: 5. What is the dimension of the meter?

A: TTArtisan Meter (Black) measures 40mm x 40mm x 13mm

Q: 6. Thanks for your answer. GT-INST-6 Microphone frequency range is 196 Hz to 12kHz. Cello lowest frequency ) is C2 (65 Hz) plus overtones in low frequency will cutting. Is the frequency chart for that microphone available?

A: Here is a link to the manufacturer's product page with all information available for the GT-INST-6 system: https://www.galaxyaudio.com/products/GT-INST-6#details

Q: 7. What is the wattage of this speaker?

A: The Bosch LBC 3484/00 Horn Loudspeaker is rated at an output of 50W with a peak output specification of 75W. The transformer tap settings feature three (3) options: 50W, 25W, or 12.5W.

Q: 8. will this fit on a SLR hotshoe like a Nikon FM2? Seems to be fine with rangefinders because they have flat tops.

A: The light meter can mount to the hot shoe of any film system theoretically, although TTArtisans is states it matches best with Leica film cameras.

Q: 9. Where can I get a replacement black ring gasket that is on the outside?

A: Unfortunately replacement parts are not available at B&H. Please contact Atlas Sound directly for assistance. a href= http://www.atlassound.com/contactmap target= _blank http://www.atlassound.com/contactmap/a

Q: 10. How can we use this speaker as a stand alone system to announce bells for outdoors recess only. How do we power it and what supplies the signal?

A: The LH1-UC30E is designed for use in voice alarm systems and compliant with EVAC standards. It is not to be used for typical PA applications.