Any feedback regarding auto-divisi funtionality when using the Synchronized Dim-Strings ?
How does it work ? is there an auto-divisi function that's built into the Synchron Dim-Strings Player ?
As far as i can see there seems to be no auto divisi but have a look this is the first time using the player for a long time so not quite use to it yet
I've waited for years that they come up with something beautiful, but the synchron strings series isn't quite it. I still use vsl instruments sometimes, but I think the competition is a big step further, now.
If there is any type of Auto-Divisi functionality in the new Synchron Player, maybe someone who is very experienced with this player can delight us with some more info. if we are missing something here.
but I think the competition is a big step further, now.
I agree, and feel the same about VSL's Synchron line. It has not met my expectations. There are much better sounding options around today.
I think there are different libarys with different sound which are better for a particular use. Depends what you want out of a libary. Or for what you need it.
But "MUCH" better sounding libarys..nah.
those Cantabile demos sound absolutely out-dated, I agree. Like the strings on my e-piano from 1995. Am I missing something?
You have to invest quite a time to show/see the full potential of their Synchron products. [...] Because this Product line has a lot to find out and you will be impressed what you can do with Synchron Libarys. I know no other libary which gives me this experience.
If that's true, I might give them another look. Maybe the demos are deceiving indeed. But I have watched a few walk throughs on youtube and wasn't impressed at all. They just sound too synthetic in my ears. Although I think you can program the best library in the world in a way that it sounds crappyThat being said, they do not make the new patches justice. They are gorgeous and very playable.
I don't think the new patches are crappy, far from it. It's a stark contrast compared to the old ones, which IMO just shows how VSL got things wrong when they first released Synchron Strings. Surely this is audible to them too at this stage and I hope they realize the mistake they made here. The new cantabile legato patch has one serious flaw though. It only allows for slow tempo playing, anything from moderate to fast will be a problem. There should really be a "normal" and "fast" cantabile patch too. And there's no speed adaptation which you see in other libraries. The legato is also not as buttery smooth as can be, I wonder if they recorded bow change legato primarily instead of fingered legato, but it is acceptable overall.If that's true, I might give them another look. Maybe the demos are deceiving indeed. But I have watched a few walk throughs on youtube and wasn't impressed at all. They just sound too synthetic in my ears. Although I think you can program the best library in the world in a way that it sounds crappy
The new cantabile legato patch has one serious flaw though. It only allows for slow tempo playing, anything from moderate to fast will be a problem.
The new cantabile legato patch has one serious flaw though. It only allows for slow tempo playing, anything from moderate to fast will be a problem.
We’d need another one with shorter legato transitions, or a way to adjust them to taste, in my opinion.