The muted brass instrumentsfrom the muted brass instrumentsprovides additional articulations and samples for the Trumpet Ensemble Muted Standard Library (required). The sample-based virtual instrument offers a classical and soft "straight muted" timbre that blends well with woodwind and string ensembles.

For Owners of the Standard Library    Additional Articulations and Samples    3 Trombone Ensemble    Standalone    AAX Native, RTAS    Audio Units, VST    Mac, Windows

Portato medium

Strong crescendo and diminuendo, 2, 3, 4, and 6 seconds
Crescendo-diminuendo, 3 and 6 seconds
Sforzatissimo

Legato
Marcato

Legato
Portato
Staccato slow and fast
Normal and dynamics

Staccato, 9 repetitions, 140 to 190 BPM
Normal and dynamics

1-3 upbeats, 90-140, 160, 180, and 200 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. What type of cell is used?

A: The TTArtisan Light Meter uses a CR2032 battery.

Q: 3. 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: 4. What is the measurement angle?

A: The TTArtisan Light Meter (Silver) has a 45° measurement angle.

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

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

Q: 6. Dues the meter come with the battery?

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

Q: 7. What sort of load will it hold safely? I'm wanting to use this with a rotolight aeos (3lb) possibly with a 7ft umbrella (2.3lb)

A: I use with an Elinchrom mono light and XL Profoto umbrella and have no issues. Well made.

Q: 8. it works with macbook and laptops? On pre-listen in traktor...

A: Yes it will. The TRAKTOR DJ Cable provides a solid base for connectivity with any sound system and is designed for integration with the TRAKTOR DJ or TRAKTOR PRO 2. This cable also works well with other DJ apps and software.

Q: 9. 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: 10. Can you mount this to a Rollei TLR?

A: The TTArtisan Light Meter (Silver) uses a cold shoe mount to mount to a camera. The Rollei TLR does not have a shoe mount and so cannot mount this meter directly.