Yep, I realized that. But I am still not fine with it. They have to be clear about what platform they want to focus on. And it would help to gain trust to just allow using both versions. Otherwise, I just won't get rid of the feeling that one day I will have to pay some kind of fee in order to keep using my content. Not gonna be fine with that.You can choose now which version to buy: They are the same price. I really hope we will see VI 3 some day. It is good to see that VSL still keeps releasing VI instruments imo.
I don't have an exact quote, but this is more or less what Paul said a while ago (VSL forum): they continue to support both lines. Synchron is nice for people who want ready to use orchestras as well as those who record at Synchron Stage. But there will be more silent stage instruments.They have to be clear about what platform they want to focus on. And it would help to gain trust to just allow using both versions.
Could you tell me more why you think so? I have the VI version and still complete unsure if and why I should upgrade (I have also already MIR and the Synchron Stage...).The Dimension String Synchronize version is irresistible, the price for those who already own DS is a dead give away
Could you tell me more why you think so? I have the VI version and still complete unsure if and why I should upgrade (I have also already MIR and the Synchron Stage...).
Could you tell me more why you think so? I have the VI version and still complete unsure if and why I should upgrade (I have also already MIR and the Synchron Stage...).
I think as much as VSL was criticised, they deserve praise for hearing what people say. They have to work on communication with the community regarding these issues, but it is better to release an update (almost) everyone is happy about, instead of just making promises.
No problems with performance here. And btw: the Synchronized libraries do not come with pre-cooked reverb. It is an IR created with MIR. You can even disable the reverb and use this as a dry library.Dim. Strings I with full spatialization for all the individual players can be pretty resource-hungry, whereas the pre-cooked Synchronized version would just use out-of-the-box samples. Have you run into any performance issues up to this point?
But the violin 2 is just the same as the violin 1 with transposition trick and different IR. I can do the same with a little effort.I think its worth the jump because you get 5 sections, new 2nd violin,
The support of VSL is the best of any company I ever contacted! No issues there.VSL always answer questions with very helpful answers, but you would do better if you talk to them privately.
But a lot of people had the feeling that they are not listened to and left alone when complaining about Synchron Strings. A short "ok we hear you. We'll see what we can do about it" would have calmed some people imo.
honestly didn't see that happening.
Depends on the library. Syn App Strings were re-edited, but Syn Dim Brass is exactly the same...> the Synchronized libraries do not come with pre-cooked reverb. It is an IR created with MIR.
Really?! So is a "Synchronized" instrument any different from just a per-library charge for the equivalent of Synchron MIRx?? (And designed for the Synchron Player obviously.)