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itch Bend

Hello.  I'm trying to learn to use the pitch bend feature, mainly for scoring guitar solos.  For instance, if I wanted to bend a 1/8th - A note up to a 1/2 - C note, over a duration of a 1/8th measure then add some tremolo to the final note how would I do so?

Re: itch Bend

Reply #1
Perhaps like this:
Code: (nwc) [Select · Download]
!NoteWorthyComposer(2.751)
|PgSetup|Zoom:6
|StaffProperties|EndingBar:Open (hidden)
|StaffInstrument|Name:"Acoustic Guitar (steel)"|Patch:25|Trans:-12
|Tempo|Tempo:60|Pos:11
|Rest|Dur:4th
|Rest|Dur:8th
|MPC|Controller:pitch|Style:Linear Sweep|TimeRes:Eighth|SweepRes:512|Pt1:0,8192|Pt2:1,14336|Pt3:0,8192|Pos:7
|Note|Dur:8th,Slur|Pos:-1
|MPC|Controller:mod|Style:Absolute|TimeRes:Eighth|SweepRes:1|Pt1:0,64|Pos:10
|Note|Dur:Half,Tenuto|Pos:1
|Bar
!NoteWorthyComposer-End
Code: (miditxt) [Select · Download]
0 Tempo 1000000
288 Pb ch=1 v=8192
288 On ch=1 n=57 v=110
296 Pb ch=1 v=8704
304 Pb ch=1 v=9216
312 Pb ch=1 v=9728
320 Pb ch=1 v=10240
328 Pb ch=1 v=10752
336 Pb ch=1 v=11264
344 Pb ch=1 v=11776
352 Pb ch=1 v=12288
360 Pb ch=1 v=12800
368 Pb ch=1 v=13312
376 Pb ch=1 v=13824
384 On ch=1 n=57 v=0
384 Pb ch=1 v=8192
384 Par ch=1 c=1 v=64
384 On ch=1 n=60 v=116
768 On ch=1 n=60 v=0
Or, if you don't want the attack on the second note:
Code: (nwc) [Select · Download]
!NoteWorthyComposer(2.751)
|PgSetup|Zoom:6
|StaffProperties|EndingBar:Open (hidden)
|StaffInstrument|Name:"Acoustic Guitar (steel)"|Patch:25|Trans:-12
|Tempo|Tempo:60|Pos:11
|Rest|Dur:4th
|Rest|Dur:8th
|MPC|Controller:pitch|Style:Linear Sweep|TimeRes:Eighth|SweepRes:512|Pt1:0,8192|Pt2:1,14336|Pos:7
|SustainPedal|Pos:-7.5|Visibility:Never
|Note|Dur:8th,Slur|Pos:-1
|MPC|Controller:mod|Style:Absolute|TimeRes:Eighth|SweepRes:1|Pt1:0,64|Pos:10
|Note|Dur:Half|Pos:1|Opts:Muted
|SustainPedal|Status:Released|Pos:-7.5|Visibility:Never
|MPC|Controller:pitch|Style:Absolute|TimeRes:Quarter|SweepRes:32|Pt1:0,8192|Pos:7
|Bar
!NoteWorthyComposer-End
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Re: itch Bend

Reply #2
Thank you this helps.

 

Re: Pitch Bend

Reply #3
thank you this helps.