In a different VST, Synchron Pianos!where is this new steinway is?
The only thing I miss is mapping the velocity XF exclusively to longs (and legato, of course) and not the shorts, although that's something I guess I have to learn, I guess it's possible. Oh, and having the lower velocities trigger the portamento, that would be great!
Do you mean the french horn is now really useable? I always wondered why it sounded so thin. It's the only weak point in the entire collection IMO.i haved installed i reqular hard drive and last here not problems with single patches i dont know if i use more them. btw this fixes to my ears theri french horn problem much
i feel yes at least some uses not loudest parts but some uses yes. and when i listened real frenchhorn material form you tube i feela also one such wide sounded thin.Do you mean the french horn is now really useable? I always wondered why it sounded so thin. It's the only weak point in the entire collection IMO.
Are you talking about the Synchron Player? Is it possible, too.
Velocity XF:
Under the EDIT tab you can select the behaviour for each selected patch (global, on, off). It's the same as in VI Pro.
Portamento:
You have to create a new dimension on your own which is triggered by velocity. It's the same as the marcato presets. The difference is that parallel mode should be disabled (this is the stack icon next to the dimension title). Look in the manual.
There's a "Light" (~33 GB) version of the Synchron Steinway in the SYNCHRON-ized SE Vol. 1.where is this new steinway is?
To make it short ...Argh, lucky you, I still couldn't test anything! Looking forward to it!
To make it short ...
I tested it more, and I like it more
Your examples really highlight the "grandness" of this "Light" Steinway. I'm very pleased with it.Hi,
If you like to listen to some audio examples that are not professionally produced, and may be used as a comparison from a common user's perspective, I just published a review of the piano alone in my web site.
The review is still only in Italian (I hope to have it in English in a few days). However, if you like, you can listen to the audio examples in a couple of the pages:
Preset (The presets)
Il suono (How it sounds)
Please note that these pages contain advertising (automatically chosen by Google).
Paolo
This is why the Synchron CFX stays my favorite piano. Same quality, but warmer and not so harsh sounding compared to the Synchron D. But it's nice to have both pianos with different sounds to use what works best in the context.The only thing that bothers me is that the tone is so cold-sounding
problem is isown program thats why i dont found it...but now found and i dont at least liked it way i can use it generic piano but some own uses maybe still.There's a "Light" (~33 GB) version of the Synchron Steinway in the SYNCHRON-ized SE Vol. 1.
Do somebody know if this Synchronized SE could be put in a new E-Licenser, so that I could use the OLD VSL SE in other computer with the old E-Licenser?