jamwerks
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Is that for the full version with the Atmos mic's?I think it's closer to 400GB or 450GB, for just the strings.
Is that for the full version with the Atmos mic's?I think it's closer to 400GB or 450GB, for just the strings.
Exactly, I didn't have access to the Synchron Player, but probably soon.Something to note that I heard over on the VSL forums, they did not use the Synchron Player for these demos.
Not yet I guess because they are working on the Synchron Player, it will be powerful tool.Has anything been posted anywhere about the differences between the Synchron player and the old player?
it doesn't sound like a legato. For sure not like a fingered legato
eheh, it's not like that. The fact is that for me (and for others too) the legato in the latest Dimension series was crazy good for very fast writing, but it was often impossible to achieve a simple melody line where you don't hear a gap or a small accent during the notes change.Is there not a set up one can do to get the legato sounding correct, also is it not down to the composer to convince you, it is a new library, and I think its going to get some getting ones self familiar with.
Its almost like every note you expect to be a legato, so are you all legato freaks
eheh, it's not like that. The fact is that for me (and for others too) the legato in the latest Dimension series was crazy good for very fast writing, but it was often impossible to achieve a simple melody line where you don't hear a gap or a small accent during the notes change.
I'm looking for the very basic legato, the only legato that oldest libraries could achieve. I want the possibility to choose a smooth legato where I just hear the new note as a natural continuation of the previous one (when is it possibile of course). In dimension the "excuse" was the small size (even if I don't agree, because that kind of legato is something that can be achieved by a single player..). What now?
Sorry maybe I missed your question, can you ask again please?@Christof and @Guy Bacos, no one wants to answer my two posts about extra mics? ah well. Probably not at liberty to answer
Around 500gig, yes, but make sure to use a SSDAnyway legatos aside, sorry if I missed it but @Christof and @Guy Bacos really nice demos, could you give us the size of the library,
Is it over 500gig
listen at 2:13 of Guy Bacos' demo.
eheh, it's not like that. The fact is that for me (and for others too) the legato in the latest Dimension series was crazy good for very fast writing, but it was often impossible to achieve a simple melody line where you don't hear a gap or a small accent during the notes change.
I'm looking for the very basic legato, the only legato that oldest libraries could achieve. I want the possibility to choose a smooth legato where I just hear the new note as a natural continuation of the previous one (when is it possibile of course). In dimension the "excuse" was the small size (even if I don't agree, because that kind of legato is something that can be achieved by a single player..). What now?
listen at 2:13 of Guy Bacos' demo. Now, that could be intentional, but if Synchron goes on with the same trend of Dimensions, these "bumbs" during notes changes are unavoidable. With a real violins section you could have a totally smooth melody in crescendo. And if it's intentional, I mean to have a sort of marcato on every note, this is far from a realistic result, imo.
But if you like it, it could be just a matter of taste. Fact remains that less and less people are interested in VSL libraries since years, especially for strings, and everybody loves the legato of CSS, @Christof included it seems
Naturally there will be many more demos in the next days and weeks, especially now that we have access to a more complete library.
I was asked on the VSL forum if it was possible to listen to The Hatchling without the percussion, so I thought I'd share it here as well:
The Hatchling (with no percussion)
@Critz, no, at 2:48 these couple of notes are not legato patches.