You can choose any articulation by keyswitching, using the mouse, or with automation.
Please note that if an articulation is not available for a certain Division, then you will see the name of the articulation on the GUI become
"greyed out" when you select the Division.
The Articulations (Shown in dark blue in the Articulation Rim)

LIST OF ARTICULATIONS

Smooth - Bow moves in normal "arco" style, and left hand fingering is fixed on one note. (with multiple layers for blending or selecting vibrato/dynamics)
Accent pp (Adds a soft accent to "Smooth". Choose from 6 different accent styles described below.)
Accent mf (Adds a somewhat loud accent to "Smooth". Choose from 6 different accent styles described below.)
Accent ff (Adds a loud accent to "Smooth". Choose from 6 different accent styles described below.)
Tremolo - First select Smooth, Accent pp, Accent mf, Accent ff or Adagio to dictate the accent, and then select Tremolo.
Half Step Trill (Only available in the full version of (Diamond Strings). - First select Smooth, Accent pp, Accent mf, Accent ff or Adagio to dictate the accent, and then select the Half Step Trill articulation. Note that you may hear a whole step trill if you have set a key signature with the TrillKey Knob.
Whole Step Trill (Only available in the full version of (Diamond Strings). - First select Smooth, Accent pp, Accent mf, Accent ff or Adagio to dictate the accent, and then select the Whole Step Trill articulation. Note that you may hear a half step trill if you have set a key signature with the TrillKey Knob.
Short - Choose "Short" in the Articulation Rim, (or via keyswitching or automation) and then choose an accent style. See "Accent Styles".
Pizzicato
Bartok Pizzicato (Only available in the full version of (Diamond Strings and only in Whole and Half Divisions).
Harmonics (Only available in the full version of (Diamond Strings and only in Whole and Half Divisions).

ACCENT STYLES - Can be applied to Smooth, Tremolo, Half Step Trills, Whole Step Trills and Short Notes. See more on Accent Styles...
Marcato (or Staccato) - Aggressive attacks. Good for heavy, robust and assertive passages. Works well playing in a "staccato" style as well.
Detache - A more even attack than "Marcato". Good for bringing out bow changes between notes.
Spiccato - Played with the bow bounced off the string. Good for lively, playful passages.
Marcato Molto - More aggressive than Marcato.
Detache Molto - More aggressive than Detache
Spiccato Molto - More aggressive than Spiccato.
Please note that since the "Molto" articulations use additional sample layers, using the Solo Divisons may not sound
truly "solo".